Continuous cultivation without proper soil management in the cultivated field, on the other hand, enhanced deterioration of OC and degradation of other soil physicochemical properties, which accounts for its poor fertility status as compared to the grazing and forest lands.
The probable reason for using higher inorganic fertilizer rates for maize, teff, wheat, potato and haricot bean might be related to the soil fertility status of cultivated field (i.e., usually poor due to continuous cultivation), noticeable yield differences in the absence and presence of fertilizer, crop relevance as source food and demand in the market.
When the government warnings came, piles of wood and grass had been prepared in every cultivated field.
Cole's landmark "View From Mount Holyoke" -- wild mountainside overlooking pasture, river and cultivated field -- shows how "the sublime will yield to the beautiful, chaos to order," and "the land brought under mankind's rational control".
Whether accelerating up a rough single-track, or down a wider, smoother horse trail, or skirting along the edge of a cultivated field crashing into the occasional groundhog den, my mountain bike is precise, straight and stable, never losing its way.
In 1972 he embarked on research for a PhD under the supervision of Professor ID McFarlane, in the then little cultivated field of neo-Latin (the Latin-language writing of the Renaissance, which enjoyed high prestige and exerted great influence in its time).
The dirt road hugged the hills, and cultivated fields alternated with areas of rocky, arid soil.
Nor does it live in meadows, cultivated fields, gardens or marshes.
The typical rural settlement is a compact village surrounded by intensively cultivated fields.
Most of the landscape of the central plains consists of cultivated fields.
It grows in lawns, pastures, and cultivated fields throughout temperate regions.
