Sentence examples for crop scheme from inspiring English sources

Half of the European Union's 28 countries and three of its regions have opted out of a new GM crop scheme, in a blow to biotech industry hopes.

Also the nutrient and leaching requirements of a crop scheme were calculated.

However, even this choice is becoming partly difficult to achieve, since some of the mechanized scheme owners have started to invest in raising herds and using their crop scheme residues to feed their own livestock.

In England, the energy crop scheme [5] was set up in 2007 to encourage farmers to grow SRC and miscanthus.

U.S. aid paid for armaments, training, and a few alternative crop schemes, but these had little effect on drug cultivation.

The conventional view that cash crops compete with food crops for land and labour neglects the potential for cash crop schemes to make available inputs on credit, management training, and other resources that can contribute to food crop productivity, which might otherwise not be accessible to farmers if they did not participate in cash crop programs.

The establishment costs for miscanthus were estimated to be £2,462 ha−1 in 2012; again, 50% is recoverable via the energy crops scheme grant.

The costs for the establishment of SRC were estimated to be £1730ha−1[9[9] in 2012 of which 50% will be recoverable via the energy crops scheme grants.

The details of geophysical situation, soil characteristics and weather conditions during the investigating years are presented in the Table  1 and Figure  1.> The record of cropping scheme indicated that during 2009, the preceding year of field experimentation, stevia was grown for general purpose during spring season and remained fallow during winter.

Most of literature has overlooked the importance of composting and vermicomposting technology in existing cropping schemes.

Cropping schemes were initiated, mostly in East Africa, and well-known conservationists like George Adamson and others (in Kenya), and Norman Carr (Zambia) proposed schemes whereby local people would benefit from wildlife (IUCN 1963; Parker 2004).