Sentence examples for arable's from inspiring English sources

Arable's sensors constantly gather data about plant health, density, light and weather.

Arable's Pulsepod helps vineyards track conditions effecting their crops on the ground.

Growers are already using Arable's hardware and cloud-based software to figure out harvest timing and the potential yield of what they're growing.

The labor trend has pushed farmers to automate some of the tasks done by agronomists and field workers in the past, using software, robotics and IoT devices like Arable's.

Besides a sleek industrial design, the PulsePod is connected to Arable's cloud-based software, which uses deep learning to help farmers make accurate predictions about crops based on all the data they gather on the ground.

Designer Fred Bould, who is an equity investor in Arable, said he and a design team from his eponymous design services firm, spent long hours in the field observing farmers, forecasters and other agronomists to understand exactly how they might handle Arable's technology during their everyday work flow be it in a vineyard, arbors, or a field of lettuce.

Finally, China's State Environmental Protection Administration SEPAA) estimated that use of contaminated water, excess fertilizer, solid waste, pesticides, and other pollutants has damaged about 10% (12.3 million hectares) of China's arable land (China Daily 2006; Reuter's 2007).

There, South Korea's Daewoo Logistics leased half the island's arable land from the government to grow food: the company would get the land rent‑free; existing farmers would not be compensated; all the food would be exported.

Africa is home to a quarter of the world's arable land – ripe and ready to become the world's breadbasket.

Legumes (Fabaceae/Leguminosae) are grown on 12-15% of the world's arable surface and account for c. 27% of the world's primary crop production [ 1].

These aren't an ideal solution, since biofuels can be environmentally problematic in themselves, and anyhow it would take a huge chunk of the world's arable land to grow enough crops to fuel all the world's planes.