Sentence examples for crop further from inspiring English sources

But the current crop further blurs the line between one-off raves and regular clubs.

If crop expansion was a process of cultural exchange, hunter-gatherers with no agricultural experience or farmers adopting a new crop were the ones who took the crop further into new territory.

Once the pathogen has successfully shifted onto the crop, further mutations towards more aggressive pathotypes are more difficult to manage as they occur at larger spatial and longer temporal scales.

Owen Paterson, the environment secretary, has said there would be some advantages to an increase in temperature predicted by the United Nations including fewer people dying of cold in winter and the growth of certain crops further north.

The cabinet minister responsible for fighting the effects of climate change claimed there would be advantages to an increase in temperature predicted by the United Nations including fewer people dying of cold in winter and the growth of certain crops further north.

(iv) Agricultural management based on broad-spectrum herbicides as in herbicide-resistant crops further decreases diversity and abundance of wild plants and impacts arthropod fauna and other farmland animals.

However, using radar sensors, being relatively unaffected by cloud cover and more sensitive to the structural properties of crops, further improvements were achieved when compared to the combined, and individual, use of optical data.

In order to promote the sustainable reuse of wastewater for irrigation of fiber crops, further research is needed, factoring in issues such as yields, inputs and costs, as well as potential environmental and socio-economic impacts.

Common agricultural practices such as conventional tilling (practice of turning or digging up soils) to prepare fields for seeding new corn remove organic residue from the top soil surface left by previous harvests or cover crops, further exacerbating the fertilizer requirement for cultivation.

Full shade cast by trees within an AFS during the vegetation period may suggest that the use of wild cherry may suit the co-production of winter crops, further research is needed towards the shade cast potential of such a system.

This means that the impetus will be on organic farmers to test their own crops, further increasing food prices.