Sentence examples for challenges in farming from inspiring English sources
Many studies (Khisa et al. 2014; Mikalitsa 2010; Oluoko-Odingo 2011) have pointed out a possibly high vulnerability of single-headed households to weather-related challenges in farming.
Experience is important in farming.
One of the challenges in mussel farming is thus to scale and configure farms in order to optimise total mussel production and individual mussel quality under different environmental regimes.
Paterson does not appear to understand the complex realities and challenges of farming in Africa.
Although the growing demand for milk products in Kenya is widely recognised, the dairy sector has failed to produce adequate milk to satisfy this demand, mainly due to challenges in dairy farming.
A variety of technologies have been developed to deal with these constraints in offshore environments, but there remains a number of challenges in designing farm sites that will allow extractive species (e.g. seaweeds and shellfish) to be integrated in fed aquaculture systems and be able to withstand the strong drag forces of open oceans.
One reason is the many challenges of farming organically; another is the heavy investment in current farming methods.
The livelihood challenges faced by farming communities in Chapra are typical of those that occur throughout the GDA in Bangladesh and in some respects are representative of those that occur throughout the entire basin.
A major challenge in sheep farming during the grazing season along the coast of south-western Norway is tick-borne fever (TBF) caused by the bacteria Anaplasma phagocytophilum that is transmitted by the tick Ixodes ricinus.
Tick-borne fever (TBF) is one of the main challenges in Norwegian sheep farming during the grazing season [ 1].
Their mission was threefold: to impart an appreciation of the rich history of farming on the Island, provide a cultural sense of what it is like to live in a farm family and portray the economic and other challenges of farming in suburbia.
