Sentence examples for combination of crop from inspiring English sources

We applied nine initialization scenarios, each characterized by a unique combination of crop management and relaxation procedures.

The trail was initiated in Spring 2000 on a silt loam soil (Udic Dystocrept, USDA) in Canterbury, New Zealand and includes a combination of crop and tillage treatments: permanent pasture [PP], permanent fallow [PF], rotation of barley, wheat and peas under intensive [Ii], minimum [Mm] and no tillage [Nn].

All pigs were fed supplementary food, being a combination of crop and household waste, with the household waste being fed uncooked to 8 of the 10 pigs.

In addition, we have found that results can be cultivar-specific, that is, the fitness of hybrids depends on the specific combination of crop and wild parent and hence, fitness studies for risk assessment should include a range of wild parents (Muraya et al. 2012).

The highest amount of seeds produced per seed sown was provided by a combination of crop alleles at LG5 and wild alleles at LG7 (8105 seeds in SB and 14 580 seeds in WG; Table 4), whereas the lowest amount was provided by the opposite combination (193 seeds in SB and 1767 seeds in WG).

These management practices were designed as follows: (1) traditional farming practice (FP); (2) optimized combination of cropping and fertilization (OPT-1); (3) practice for high yield (HY), which does not consider the cost of resource inputs to maximize grain yield; and (4) further optimized combination of cropping and fertilization (OPT-2), which is based on the HY practice.

Land use activities resulted from systematic combination of crops and inter-crop activities into crop rotations, different crop management techniques (i.e., mechanisation, irrigation and crop protection) and animal production.

The typology forgoes the detection of fixed defined crop rotations but has its focus on crop sequence properties and a consideration of the main characteristics of crop rotation practice: i) the transition frequency of different crops and ii) the appropriate combination of crops with different physical properties (e.g. root system, nutritional needs) and growing seasons.

In this paper we define the cropping system yield potential as the output from the combination of crops that gives the highest energy yield per unit of land and time, and the cropping system yield gap as the difference between actual energy yield of an existing cropping system and the cropping system yield potential.

The areas for each combination of cropping system and tillage management were documented for individual counties at a two-year interval.

The six catchments have different land use compositions with functional combinations of crop, grassland, shrubland, secondary forest, and plantations.