Sentence examples for cultivation coffee from inspiring English sources

The data also led to the finding that although there are some machinery supports for cultivation, coffee farmers still tend to use traditional farming practices to intensively cultivate their farms in order to increase the yields.

The range of exports from Java was broadened, and indigo and sugar were the first items to be made the subject of compulsory cultivation; coffee, tea, tobacco, and pepper were subsequently added.

Four farmers reported that since 2012 they no longer cultivate coffee or cocoa (Table 2); they are listed in government records as coffee and/or cocoa farmers according to a 2008 survey, and in the future, they may resume cultivation.

The city is surrounded by rich agricultural lands devoted primarily to the cultivation of coffee, cotton, and corn (maize).

From the 19th century these basins and their surrounding slopes provided an ideal environment for the cultivation of coffee, which became the basis of the national economy.

His government promoted the cultivation of coffee to replace the dye products, which were now being produced artificially in Europe, and enacted legislation that assured producers of a ready supply of labour.

These results indicate that in the agroforestry system examined, for the cultivation of coffee and mixed shade trees (Musa spp and Inga spp), an average of 10.4% of the area is affected by erosion.

The soil pH influenced nutrient availability and uptake as reported by Obatolu (1995) that oil palm bunch ash, wood ash and cocoa pod husk improved soil K, Ca and Mg nutrients and corrected soil acidity in an Alfisol under cultivation of coffee and corn.

The cultivation of coffee has had enormous environmental effects; it practically eliminated the forest coverage of the Rio de Janeiro area.

Terrace 5 is on the San Isidro Piedra Parada plantation and is currently used for the cultivation of coffee.

Slavery was also common in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo during the 19th century for the cultivation of coffee which became vital to the national economy.