Sentence examples for appropriate farm from inspiring English sources

In this paper a spatial downscaling method is explored for generating appropriate farm scale digital soil maps.

Moreover, trials towards the development of appropriate farm implements for Vertisols management, i.e. the broad bed maker (BBM) were also surveyed.

In addition to soil management, soil parent material (carbonated vs. siliceous) and soil depth (surface 0 10 cm vs. subsurface 0 20 cm layers) were also studied by means of an unreplicated field experiment on the only appropriate farm available in Southern Spain.

MIs create risk-based trading markets that make disease risks visible, and establish and reward appropriate farming practices.

Furthermore, we sought to identify a more appropriate farming management practice for winter wheat production in Loess Plateau region of China.

However, rebuilding soil quality and health through appropriate farming practices may take several years, especially in dryland areas where limited moisture reduces biomass production and soil biological activity.

Our aim was to develop a decentralized ethanol production system appropriate for farm or co-operative level production that uses a solid-state fermentation method for producing bio-ethanol from whole crops, provides cattle feed, and produces no wastes.

Some of this may be appropriate to farm managers' needs, but major structural problems associated with maintaining tractors and machinery (of any type) in working order persist, including a chronic shortage of spare parts, tyres and fuel.

The contours of constant wind speed and power potential could lead the private power developers to decide the locations of appropriate wind farms.

At lower discount rates (at levels normally associated with public investments), the more ecologically appropriate 'mosaic farming system' had the highest NPV, indicating that this type of system might be attractive for investors interested in longer term return horizons or wider public benefits.

Thus, it is no longer necessary to mix lime intensively into the soil, which is appropriate for farming systems based on reduced or zero tillage.