Sentence examples for cost of farming from inspiring English sources
Finding new ways to suppress weeds, whose growing resistance to traditional herbicides is raising the cost of farming.
In India, as land is split between families and the cost of farming increases, the BBC's Sanjoy Majumder asks if the country can feed its 1.2bn people.
The condition γ > 1 for the situation where the profit of the harvesting exceeds the cost of farming per unit time is assumed in this paper.
Larger p or β gives smaller optimal opening time (tau^), meaning that increasing the cost of farming the fishes makes the manager harvest them earlier.
Finally, the third term is the cost of farming the fish during the whole period ([ 0, T ]), which involves feeding cost of the fish and cleaning cost of their excrements in the pool, both of which would be larger for larger total biomass (N_{t}W_{t}).
"The big change is the cost of farming," he told me one snowy morning in January.
Costly or inaccessible credit and the excessive charges of middlemen increase the relative costs of farming.
Neither aim matters now, as the labour costs of farming on the island make it pointless and water comes from the two desalination plants.
To an outsider, this is a puzzling fear: the slopes produce more valuable wine, and there are special premiums to compensate for the extra costs of farming the steepest ones.
Food quality schemes aside, the EU is also expressly committed to ensuring that farmers earn a decent living in a highly competitive market in which the costs of farming in many European countries, including England, have tended to outweigh the market value of the goods produced.
