Farmers increasingly rent the land they cultivate, which can mean they are less familiar with areas at risk for erosion or are less invested in caring for the land over the long run.
Part of that has also been fueled by large e-sports gaming events — a medium that Razer is also looking to cultivate — which racked up 6 billion hours of gameplay time in 2016.
The land in Sale Moor was the cheapest in the town because the soil was poor and difficult to cultivate, which was part of the reason the area was common land until the early 19th century.
Sugarcane is an important vegetatively propagated crop which is cultivated for its sugar-rich stalks.
And 21st Century Fox's leadership will have to be mindful of maintaining its special relationship with viewers that Mr. Ailes has so carefully cultivated, and which is central to the financial and ratings success of the network.
huehuetenangensis and cultivated maize, which can be basically divided into two sections, annual species and perennial species, based on RAPD cluster analysis.
However, cultivated rice, which feeds more than half of the world's population, is often threatened by multifarious environmental factors including drought, salinity, cold and other factors.
Having done this, one then sets about gradually eliminating those factors which lead to suffering and cultivating those which lead to happiness.
Once you have discerned which aspects of your life you want to cultivate and which you want to reject, it's not an immediate straight-forward fix to mold a newly spiritual, perfect lifestyle for yourself.
