Sentence examples for cropping land from inspiring English sources

The blaze has destroyed 85,000 hectares of grass, cropping land and scrub and still has the potential to break out of its existing perimeter.

Now it is a common weed along roadsides, riverbanks around cropping land and on wastelands, where it predominantly invades disturbed habitats and negatively affects agricultural production.

Human activities, namely tree clearance by pastoralists in a bid to expand cropping land as well as bush burning in grasslands to allow for nutritious grasses to grow for the benefit of the grazing animals, could explain the scarcity of woody species in the farmlands and grasslands of Amudat and Moroto districts.

These approaches have the potential to increase crop yields in marginal lands with poor soil fertility or low water availability and to expand cropping land into places in which the agro-climatic conditions are favourable but abiotic stress reduces yields and thereby discourages agricultural production.

The region west of Adelaide has been settled for generations by farming families who have transformed a once hostile environment into productive cropping land.

This can be explained by the rapid ageing and degradation of the cropping land due to a period of halted expansion.

"Any new cropping lands in the Great Barrier Reef catchment will need to, by law, use best management practice," he said.

Most of that cropped land?

Deforestation and conversion to crop land and pasture in tropical regions has important effects on hydrological processes including increased flooding and reduced drought flows.

Land use changes from forest to crop land resulted in reduction of soil pH.

The Landsat images analysis confirmed that the major land cover conversions were from the vegetation cover classes to crop land and built-up classes (Fig. 2a, b).