Sentence examples for crops moved from inspiring English sources

Colombia's war on drugs in the 1990s and 2000s is another: coca crops moved back to Bolivia and Peru, now the world's biggest grower; cocaine-processing shifted next door, to Ecuador and Venezuela Mexicoo's drugs gangs grabbed market share.

People sneak past police barriers to check on tanks and marijuana crops, moving out as much of the harvest as possible before it becomes untenable or even more unsafe.

Throughout the millennia of history, humanity has spread its footprint organically - building settlements on rivers, clearing forest for crops, moving into new areas as we expanded.

Many transient farm workers base their livelihoods around the synchronicity of different crops, moving from one crop to the next as each matures at different points in the season.

Regulatory issues, especially those related to quarantine, invasive species and biosafety become very important when GM crops move internationally, as facilitated by trade.

In 2012, Tashkent – facing international pressure over its widely documented use of child labour to harvest its main cash crop – moved to take younger children out of the cotton fields.

When Bolivia and Peru began to have success in reducing coca under cultivation, the crop moved to Colombia, which now grows more than half the world's coca leaf.

The F.D.A. or the E.P.A. look at the health aspects but usually not until the crop moves closer to commercialization.

In fact, speed is an underlying factor in tackling waste as the crop moves along the chain.

Well, the third world should really stick to subsistence farming, the ministers explain: all this haste to develop cash crops, move into export markets and rise out of poverty is not at all suitable for poor countries.

The assumption is that better roads will allow farmers to shift to cash crops, move goods produced in villages to marketplaces, and generate employment.