Sentence examples for crops fish from inspiring English sources

Millet, plantains, cassava, and yams are grown, while wheat, cotton, and coffee are raised as cash crops; fish are traded as well.

We found a decrease in the demand and supply of crops, fish and wild meat associated with ecosystem degradation, out-migration and changes in lifestyles.

The ONS said that in 2000 the UK chomped and burned its way through 188m tonnes of crops, fish and wood, compared with 172.5m in 2013, the last year for which figures are available.

Another study estimated that the economic benefits of the Bakolori dam, on a tributary of the Niger, were outweighed by the loss of crops, fish and livestock by villagers downstream.But the thorniest problem is the uprooting and resettlement of people.

Results show the efficient identification and evaluation of 36 ES representing provisioning, cultural and regulating service categories with crops, fish, wild meat, timber and forest medicines identified as most important.

Industry representatives and analysts are worried that nanotechnology will suffer the same fate as genetic engineering, which was quickly embraced as a breakthrough for drug makers but has been fiercely opposed, especially in Europe, when used in crops, fish and livestock.

On a visit to Glasgow on Friday afternoon, the UK Labour leader echoed the phrase used consistently by Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, during the long-running dispute over how to jointly manage areas such as genetically modified crops, fishing quotas and farm payments after Brexit.

Mimbres funerary bowls show scenes of hunting, gambling, planting crops, fishing, sexual acts and births.

Growing crops, fishing, harvesting fruits and nuts from the forests are just some examples of the activities that millions of people do daily to get food to eat or to earn a living.

After you collect a lot of sprites, you can hire them to help you out on your farm by watering or harvesting crops, fishing, or taking care of your animals.

Root crops and fruit trees were inter-planted within clearings that merged with the forest ecosystem, in a way of life that integrated cropping, fishing and hunting with the use of the forest resources.