The phrase "common agricultural practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing farming methods or processes. For example: "Crop rotation is a common agricultural practice that has been used for centuries to promote soil fertility and increase crop yields."
Tilling, a common agricultural practice, burns fuel, releases poisonous exhaust gasses and strips the soil.
Children can gain hands-on experience from a curriculum on hydroponics, the science of growing plants in a non-soil medium like fiber or water, an increasingly common agricultural practice these days.
Tillage is a common agricultural practice affecting soil structure and biogeochemistry.
Under common agricultural practice, maize is rarely grown in isolated fields.
The reference to common agricultural practice is important when interpreting the variability in deposition under real field conditions.
These results point toward a slight advantage of cattle grazing for the diversity of European grasslands in common agricultural practice.
Common agricultural practices like liming or drainage improvement are able to change the nature or the intensity of albic material genesis.
A trial was established in Uppsala (east central Sweden), with land management in accordance to common agricultural practices.
While these are common agricultural practices used to improve infiltration, cultivation breaks soil aggregates into particles and exposes the broken soil to dry air.
Thiamethoxam as the sole active ingredient was used, not a more efficacious commercial product, at seed treatment rates that were lower than recommended as per common agricultural practices.
Finally, the range of production rates is up to several orders of magnitude lower than erosion rates in cultivated areas, demonstrating quantitatively the fast depletion of soil resources with common agricultural practices.
