Sentence examples for available for crop from inspiring English sources

It reduces weed growth and competitiveness, making resources that are normally taken up by weeds available for crop uptake.

In order to make these resources available for crop growth, it is necessary to convert the solid wastes to either an aqueous or a gaseous phase.

That same healthy soil may also help a farmer during times of drought by storing water in the soil profile and making it available for crop growth.

As with nutrients, water has to be available for crop uptake in the right amounts at the right time; water stress during growth results in major yield reductions for most crops.

These results show that the perched groundwater plays an important role in influencing land use, the amount of water seasonally available for crop growth, and exchangeable cations, but have no clear effect on the concentration of the two primarily applied nutrients in fertilizers (N, P).

The spring growth season provides an average of 327.51 μmol m−2 s−1 (May) and 339.32 μmol m−2 s−1 (June) demonstrating that even at high latitudes adequate light is available for crop growth during 4 5 months of the year.

Our study demonstrates that field water conservation tillage practices that incorporate CA principles are effectively increasing green water in the root zone available for crops and thus, improve crop productivity and yields substantially on vertisols in drylands without other inputs.

The withdrawn irrigation water subsequently created a feedback to water available for crops, impacting actual yield.

The irrigation module consisted of irrigation withdrawals and precipitation during the growing season informing water volume available for crops.

Water abstracted from the reservoir for crop irrigation, in combination with rain depth, provided the water available for crops (Belcher et al. 2004).

The success of growing crops that are tolerant to elevated temperatures will be realized by adopting land and water management practices which reduce loss and make more water available for crops.