Sentence examples for changes in the crop from inspiring English sources

President Obama and many Republicans, including Representative Paul D. Ryan, the Wisconsin Republican who leads the Budget Committee, have proposed changes in the crop insurance program, including limiting payments or lowering the amounts that the government covers in premiums.

The curve represents the changes in the crop coefficient over the length of the growing season.

The picture that emerges from an analysis of gene expression changes in the crop is of a process that is characterised by a hyperplastic response in the pigeon crop epithelium which results in the accumulation of lipid-containing, cornified keratinocytes in the crop lumen.

Use of comparative risk assessment is a further means whereby uncertainty is reduced by the consideration of carefully matched comparators (isogenic lines, cropping managements, environments) in order to focus on aspects of the comparison that represent substantive, consequential changes in the crop or system under consideration.

Archeologists have documented 12,000 years of agriculture throughout which farmers have genetically altered crops by selecting certain seeds from one harvest and using them to plant the next, a process that has led to enormous changes in the crops we grow and the food we eat.

One of these is precision agriculture, where WSN can play an important part in the handling and management of water resources for irrigation, in understanding the changes in the crops to assess the optimum point for harvesting, in estimating fertilizer requirements and to predict crop performance more accurately.

Such an efficiency improvement will have important social as well as economic impacts, e.g. when changes in the cropping pattern are required (shift from crops with a high water demand to less sensitive crops (MWRI 2005).

In addition, the information on changes of irrigation water and soil salinity level with time is necessary when recommending changes in the cropping system to match with both the irrigation water and soil salinity levels.

Recent changes in the cropping system in the Brazilian savanah (Cerrado) by the integration of crops such as cotton, corn, soybean and millet have led to an increase in the population densities of S. frugiperda [ 3].

More generally, crop rotations over time, that is inter- or intraseasonal changes in the crops, are known to impact disease dynamics in the long term and are recommended to provide disease breaks (Bennett et al. 2012).

The quantitative development and change in the crop species composition and the deriving risk of changes regarding the appearance of a region-specific cultural landscape can even affect the expectations of tourists or the locals' sense of home, but the possibility to observe this in a crop-specific way is limited.