Sentence examples for crop flows from inspiring English sources

After being refined into heroin in processing labs along the rugged Afghanistan/Pakistan frontier, the crop flows to the West along three main smuggling routes: via Pakistan, through northern Afghanistan and the Central Asian republics, or across Iran and Turkey.

In 2013 – with a record crop flowing out of Brazil – wait times for ships at the main ports were up to three months, costing $20,000£13,00000) a day.

Testing novel harvest technologies using the virtual environment of the combine simulator introduces a specific set of constraints and challenges that are not found in most other vehicle simulation applications, including the need for accurate physical and visual crop flow representations and a requirement for realistic machine responses to a wide variety of operator input commands.

An experiment was carried out to identify the cause of, and quantify contributions to, seed loss from two different designs of header fitted to the combine harvester; a standard header and a header with a conveyor fitted behind the cutterbar, claimed to assist crop flow into the auger.

Does some of Colorado's top cash crop flow across borders where demand is just as high, but supply or quality is lower?

In this plant, there was an important agricultural water input (irrigation of agricultural crops) flowing into the plant despite the predominantly domestic nature of the incoming wastewater.

Nutrient pollution is a growing problem along the Upper Mississippi, where water rich in nitrogen and phosphates from crop fertilizer flows directly into the river without the benefit of wetland filtration.

McPherson estimates that roughly $100 million of agricultural aid, such as work in improving crop varieties, flows through universities.

Crop residue flows and the fractions used as feed were derived from the databases for 2000 using data on harvest indices (the ratio of grain to total plant biomass) and the usage of harvest residues as well as data on the fraction of available crop residues used for feed [38,49,56].

Farm-state lawmakers went along with food stamps to keep the crop subsidies flowing; urban lawmakers did the reverse.

This paper demonstrates that acoustic signals emitted by a large square baler during field operation may be analysed to discriminate between high and low levels of machine loading (crop mass-flow rate at constant bale density).