Sentence examples for arable land use from inspiring English sources

After 17 years, the abundance of Artemisia pauciflora indicated again the Solonetz locations within the Calcisol Solonetz complex, which were not visible during arable land use.

Both the CORINE and PELCOM strongly overestimate arable land use in the study area, and neither is able to correctly represent minor land use classes.

Planting this species on contaminated and marginal land is a promising option to avoid changes in arable land use to mitigate the food vs. biofuel controversy.

Comparison of long-term land uses with present soil degradation indicator parameters showed that permanent arable land use has led to degradation of both the physical and chemical properties of soils in the Kali Basin.

The results of the study show that the differing socioeconomic systems of the modern times resulted in similar patterns of arable land use, although the changes were timed differently.

In this study, high-resolution historical land use data, landscape metric analysis and spatial regression were integrated to quantify the impacts of urbanization on arable land use change (abandonment and conversion) at spatial scales of 300 m–3300 m using a block size increment of 200 m and at the catchment scale in the town of Jinjing in subtropical central China.

An increased utility of a crop increases the arable land used for that crop and the income associated with it.

In addition, the millions of acres of precious arable land used to grow animal feed leave less land — far less — available to grow the wide variety of vegetables and fruits needed for a healthy diet.

Yet foreigners have been able to purchase and lease arable land using legal devices like buying land-owning companies, or informal deals, known as pocket contracts, under which they have allegedly agreed with Hungarian owners to buy their land on pre-arranged conditions when the moratorium expires.

For many European based studies investigating the spatial aspects of biomass production, the Corine land cover dataset (CLC) [38] is used as a base layer to identify the distribution of arable land used within a particular region [39].

In terms of the yield potential, reduction was effectuated equally for all arable land uses (including pasture) as we assumed a similar effect on yield for reasons of simplicity.