Sentence examples for comprehensive crop from inspiring English sources

New Jersey no longer budgets enough to fund comprehensive crop counts, but Mr. Ward of Rutgers estimates that there are 200 acres of Asian pear in the state, with more than half of them at Evergreen, the largest grower and — on Sundays in the last weeks of summer and the first of fall, when the cars and buses start streaming in from the neighboring Turnpike — certainly the busiest.

They don't have comprehensive crop insurance either.

Adoption of genomics based breeding has emerged as a promising approach for achieving comprehensive crop improvement.

We explore the early crop models of the 60′s and 70′s and the more comprehensive crop-soil models of the 1970′s and 80′s.

The comparison of a GM crop to its most closely related conventional counterpart, based on agronomic performance metrics and comprehensive, crop-specific compositional analysis of known nutrients, anti-nutrients, and toxicants for that crop species, is the primary basis of the safety assessment.

They also need a comprehensive and workable crop insurance.

Although banana is one of the world's most important edible crops, comprehensive diverse transcriptome datasets, complementary to a whole genome reference sequence, are required for use in accelerated molecular-based breeding in this genus.

It's aimed more at vegetable gardening than flower gardening, but each entry is well written and has comprehensive advice on each crop.

A comprehensive water balance and crop use model compares the existing below cost water pricing model with an alternative two-tiered pricing approach.

ocsESTdb is a uniquely comprehensive world-wide oil crop seed EST database, which also includes sufficient information on unigenes that represent the characteristics of oil crops in terms of oil content.

The situation of pastoral settlements in 2010 to 2011 in the Ferlo area could be characterized by the specialization in livestock activities and not in crops: the comprehensive survey reports that only 28% were agropastoralists.