The phrase "crop coverage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the protection or insurance provided for agricultural crops against damage or loss due to natural disasters, pests, or other unforeseen events. Example: "Farmers in this region rely heavily on crop coverage to mitigate the risks of unpredictable weather patterns."
Overall, increasing cultivated crop coverage was associated with increasing proportions of cyanobacteria blooms.
It allows avoiding application of plant protection products in zones without crop coverage.
A significant interaction (p < 0.001) was observed between cultivated crop coverage and open water extent.
"Our dashboard assessed each district on nine different layers – crop coverage and productivity, financial services, horticulture coverage and productivity, livestock services and more – relevant to agricultural investment".
For potato, organic farming increased soil loss by 25% due to a reduced crop coverage, which is suspected to have been a consequence of crop weed competition or increased herbivory associated with the absence of agricultural chemicals.
Using 250 m grid resolution defined by the available MODIS vegetation index data, we quantify the spatial distribution of winter and summer crops and we also provide an estimate on the fractional crop coverage for pixels with heterogeneous crop type.
According to the indemnity calculation formula in the insurance contract (PICC 2011), the county annual LCR at year t is derived as follows: LCR_{t} = frac{{sumnolimits_{j = 1}^{N} {max left[ {{mu_{j}} - {y_{jt}},0} right]} }}{{sumnolimits_{j = 1}^{N} {mu_{j} } }}quad forall y_{jt} le C times {mu_{j}} (2) C is the crop insurance coverage level.
And no matter how large or profitable the farm, taxpayers now are obligated to subsidize the premium on as much "crop insurance" coverage the farm decides to buy.
Crop fractional coverage is presented as the ratio of cropland to pasture area (CPR), perennial to annual crops area (PAR), and C4 to C3 photosynthetic pathways for agricultural areas (C4C3R) not including pastures.
The Climate Corporation simulates the weather for the next two years and runs a Web site where farmers can enter their location and crop, buy insurance coverage and automatically receive payments for bad weather.
During the andesitic Shinmoedake eruption (Suzuki et al., 2013), smothering, lodging, adherence blocking photosynthesis and abrasion of crops by tephra; coverage of soil and changes to soil properties; and loading and coverage of greenhouses were the most significant impacts.
