To quantify the environmental and human health impacts stemming from pesticide use, it is essential to know how much pesticide is being applied in a region on a given crop, collectively across all crops, and in other places (e.g., forests, rangeland, along rights-of-way, industrial yards).
These GM crops were collectively planted globally on 181 million hectares in 28 countries, which represents approximately 8% of total global cropland, although cultivation was concentrated (>90%) in just 6 nations [5].
Now a new crop of systems, collectively known as interactive television, allows people to use their remotes to take over some of the power of the director to control what appears on the screen.
In dry areas, where profligate water-use by one farmer can make many wells run dry, farmers have been persuaded to share information on rainfall, groundwater levels and cropping, and so collectively regulate themselves.
New York, like the rest of the world, is highly dependent on the hundreds of species of crop pollinators that collectively contribute roughly $170 billion a year to the global economy.
Collectively, crop damage totalled over 70 million, mostly to sugar cane and banana.
For this, a vital first step is to provide them with training as well as agricultural inputs and credit so that they can produce more, aggregate their crops, and market them collectively.
Enlargements of the esophagus, collectively called the crop, permit the temporary storage of food prior to digestion.
In all there were 20 goals scored across four games on Saturday night while the five nationally televised games in this weekend's bumper crop of double and triple bills collectively managed only eight.
But what about growing 8 crops in rotation in order to yield, collectively, 100 bushels per acre?
