Sentence examples for cultivation in developing countries from inspiring English sources
Some commentators on biofuel cultivation in developing countries suggest biofuel development may cause exploitation and marginalisation.
Despite the growing economical importance of tobacco cultivation in developing countries and the great number of workers involved in this activity, few studies have evaluated GTS prevalence.
It is anticipated that, the integration of this developed framework in the planning policies of cultivation priority in developing countries as an effective tool for integrated regional land use planning can help in conducting better control over soil, land and environment losses.
In an attempt to minimize the risks of global climate change, land degradation and diminishing food security, the Food and Agricultural Organization has revived the interest in cactus cultivation for agricultural purposes in developing countries (Nefzaoui 2007).
The expansion of industrial oil palm cultivation threatens tropical biodiversity globally, especially in developing countries.
Very few genetically engineered (GE) virus resistant (VR) crops have been released for cultivation and none is available yet in developing countries.
An estimated 250 million work animals provide draft power for cultivation of about half the total cropland in developing countries.
Most biomass burning is carried out in developing countries and is done to clear land for shifting cultivation, to convert forests to agricultural or pastoral lands, and to remove dry vegetation to promote agricultural productivity.
Furthermore, mushroom cultivation can be a labor-intensive agro-industrial activity, thus can help generate income and employment, particularly for women and youth in developing countries.
