Sentence examples for crop enterprises from inspiring English sources

We used both socio-economic variables and income from different crop enterprises in the PCA.

Likewise, the probability of adaptation increases by 31.9% as income from crop enterprise increases by one unit in the dry lowland.

Similarly, income from crop enterprise positively and strongly affected adaptation decision in the dry lowland, but it has shown no effect on adaptation decision in the wet lowland area.

The outcome model result for the dry lowland condition (Table 9) revealed that education level of the household head, household size, the gender of the household head, farming experience, age, income from crop enterprise, climate information, slope of a plot, and knowledge of adaptation options are positively and significantly related to farmers' adaptation decision.

The suitability surfaces provide a regional indication of potential areas to expand or diversify into a range of cropping enterprises.

Tested tactical and strategic changes under a baseline and climate change scenario (CCS) involved changes in the allocation of land between cropping and grazing enterprises, alternative allocations of limited irrigation water across cropping enterprises, and different management rules for planting wheat and sorghum in rainfed cropping.

We have continued to integrate the livestock and cropping enterprises.

Almost half of the interviewees managed horses on small acreage premises (47%), 18% held horses at a horse or rider training facility, another 18% had horses on a farm with commercial livestock or cropping enterprises, 9% were from a commercial horse breeding enterprise and 8% managed agistment premises where horses of multiple owners are kept together, typically for remuneration.

This study shows that several biomass crop species can be successfully grown as part of a diversified biomass cropping enterprise.

Next, we began to diversify the cropping enterprise.

Agricultural production was increasingly concentrated into extremely large specialized units; by the mid-1980s state-run or cooperative crop-producing enterprises averaged more than 11,000 acres (4,450 hectares).