Sentence examples for crops combined from inspiring English sources

Barley is the major crop, and except in the extreme south it occupies more land than all the other crops combined.

The level of misinformation and hysteria over G.M. crops, combined with a romanticized view of organic farming, means that our more efficient producers must either put on the brakes or be vilified.

Sugar cane and pineapple saw dramatic reductions during this period, collectively losing more acres (257,000) than were planted for all crops combined (152,000) in 2015.

Drought-adapted, early maturing crops combined with reduced tillage systems have the potential to stabilize and increase dryland crop yields in semiarid regions of the world.

Only three indices, which use MERIS red edge and NIR spectral bands (i.e. red edge chlorophyll index, MERIS Terrestrial Chlorophyll Index and red edge NDVI), were found to be able to estimate GPP accurately in both crops combined, with root mean square errors (RMSE) below 3.2 gC/m2/d.

For all crops combined in one analysis, a linear regression analysis has been performed.

If you wield the magic secateurs you get from completing the quest "Fairy Tale part 1", you have the potential to get more crops, combine this with the greenfingers aura and you will get double the herbs!

The capabilities of the framework are demonstrated by an example implementation for use with a sweet-pepper crop, combined with hardware consisting of a Baxter robot and a colour camera placed on its end-effector.

A field study (using corn as an indicator crop) combined with rainfall simulation was designed to determine the effects of RC practices on soil water content, crop yield and water use efficiency (WUE) under three rainfall levels (230 mm, 340 mm and 440 mm) during the growing seasons of 2006 and 2007.

This strong increase reflects the continuing high wheat prices that point to good returns for this crop combined with favourable conditions for planting, in particular adequate planting moisture.

Also the highly allogamous behaviour of the crop combined with an overlapping flowering time of early and late but photo-sensitive landraces in certain years with late planting dates has the potential to diluting differentiation between agro-ecological zones.