"cropping plans" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to plans related to farming or gardening, such as plans for what type of crops to plant and when. For example: "We need to create cropping plans for the vegetable garden this summer."
We use spatial simulation techniques to estimate both cross pollination damages and net producer benefit from genetically modified (GM) oilseed rape under alternative information requirements about individual farmers' cropping plans.
The results suggest that, especially in landscapes with small plots, information requirements implemented in most EU Member States may result in inefficient coexistence to the extent that GM farmers lack important information to adjust their cropping plans to non-GM rape farmers' crop choices.
We conclude that, in such fragmented landscapes, more comprehensive information requirements which oblige both GM and non-GM farmers to announce their cropping plans can: (1) substantially increase producer benefits, (2) reduce cross pollination damages and dispute and thus (3) contribute to the local diffusion of GM varieties.
Part of the acreage can be shifted from one crop to another without upsetting the total farm cropping plan.
Next, the model determines the global optimal cropping plan of the entire region to allocate water efficiently among growers.
As a founder of Added Value, a group that has coordinated an urban farm in Red Hook since 2003, Mr. Hurwitz got advice from Mr. Ameroso about crop plans and starting a farm stand.
Farmers must hand in crop plans, submit to regular inspections of their farms, and allow inventories of their stalls to make sure they are selling only what they grow or raise.
This paper describes an analysis of farmer cropping-plan decision-making.
stands, and (2) given (1), demonstrate its utility as a crop planning tool within the context of silvicultural decision-making.
We surveyed 30 farmers to study the dynamics of their cropping-plan decision-making on irrigated arable farms.
The approach developed can assist in crop planning based on water availability, as illustrated by calculations leading to recommended crops for several countries.
