Sentence examples for crop application from inspiring English sources
Wine growing and making tend toward large-scale drip irrigation, dry farming, integrated pest management, innovative cover crop application and aggressive industrial conservation practices.
After the harvest of the second crop, application of SS had resulted in significantly highest (1.92 %) OC value in the top soil depth (0 to 20 cm) as relative to all treatments, whereas in the lower soil depth (20 to 40 cm), incorporation of wheat residues (with inorganic fertilizer) had significantly highest (1.04 %) OC value.
After the harvest of the second crop, application of SS had resulted in significantly the lowest (7.3 in the 0- to 20-cm and 7.1 in the 20- to 40-cm depths) pH values, whereas incorporation of wheat residues (with inorganic fertilizer) had significantly decreased the pH, in the 0- to 20-cm depth, by 0.75 units and by 0.55 units (in the 20- to 40-cm depth) as compared to the control.
Under this condition, if USDA is unable to approve or deny a crop application within 90 days of the Farm Bill passage, then the crop would be deemed approved.
US GAP allows pre-emergence (crop) application (including pre-plant or at-planting applications), post-directed application (post-crop-emergence, directed at weeds), spot treatment and pre-harvest application at 4.2 kg ai/ha as the maximum for each treatment.
In order to assess the potential effect of GM crop application on the cultivable area and yield of OSR, we performed spatial explicit simulations of various coexistence scenarios (assuming different proportions of GM farmers, different regional proportion of OSR cultivation and different isolation distances) with high-resolution land use data.
In February 2013, an implementing regulation on applications for authorization of GM food and feed was adopted, which prescribes that for future GM crop applications, 90-day feeding trials are mandatory [2].
The mid-points of the averages calculated for crop applications in the 1960s and the 1980s were used as the estimates for the 1970s.
In agricultural landscapes, rural and municipal residents can be exposed to agricultural pesticides either directly during crop applications or indirectly in air, water, or food.
The estimated intensities in the 1960s and prior, the 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990s, respectively, were 113, 78, 43 and 17 mg/hr for applications to animals, and 236, 147, 58, and 22 mg/hr for crop applications.
The ratio of each decade's average exposure level for crop applications, compared to that for the 1990s, was applied to the applications to animals to derive the 1960s-1980s dechanges changes in exposure rates.
