Sentence examples for crop programme from inspiring English sources

"The director of a key agency's crop programme – the Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research – came to a workshop on maize and malaria and stated that he was convinced of the link, but then honestly advised us that his primary mandate from his bosses was food production and that the government was committed to maize as the engine of that growth," says McCann.

Opium purchases for medicinal uses and substitute crop programmes with wheat, saffron and pomegranates will not stanch the demand for illicit drug production.

Professor Murphy would like to acknowledge support from the Biotechnology and Biosciences Research Council BBSRC Sustainable Bioenergy Centree (BSBEC): Perennial Bioenergy Crops Programme Grant BB/G016216/1) during the period this research was conducted.

They were the main cereals in the Double-Cropping programme initiated in 1996 jointly by FAO and UNDP as part of the Government framework for agricultural recovery.

In fact, the existing farm support programmes and crop insurance programmes provided by the United States Government base their support on historical production and yields of affected fields and crops, which would be a disincentive to switching to organic production.

Guaviare's post-conflict adviser Marco Antonio Fonseca oversees the province's crop substitution programme.

The centrepiece became the Rwandan government's flagship crop intensification programme – reducing seed and fertiliser costs for farmers and increasing access to productivity-enriching supplies.

Farc commits to cut all links to drug trafficking, support an illicit crop eradication programme, and to provide information and support for mine-clearing efforts that will alleviate humanitarian concerns and make coca eradication more efficient.

Moreover, genetic diversity is the raw materials of plant breeding as well as crop improvement programme.

After reviewing and analysing physiological specialty of Rayadas, we are convinced with their special traits that could be certainly used as excellent resources for future crop improvement programme as well as basic scientific studies.

However, only two accessions of these kale and fodder types with A 01 or C 01 chloroplasts are classed as 'advanced cultivars' (i.e. resulting from a formal modern crop improvement programme).