"cultivation practice" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the methods and techniques used in growing and maintaining crops or plants. Example: "The success of the farm's soybean harvest can be attributed to their careful cultivation practices, including the rotation of crops and use of organic fertilizers."
This loss could be attributed to the shifting cultivation practice where the patches of moderate size are cultivated by group of families.
Furthermore, prior to rice cultivation, millets were being cultivated in dryland conditions, potentially signifying a continuum in the cultivation practice for rice in the area.
The Matengo people, in SW Tanzania, developed the ngoro conservation system several hundred years ago and it is a very effective indigenous manual cultivation practice for steep slopes.
A certain cultivation practice can also make the physico-chemical environment more favourable for pest activity, for example, through irrigation or the warm conditions found in glasshouses.
In particular, they mapped social networks, then selected lead farmers based on predictions from theory and tracked information dissemination and adoption of an improved maize cultivation practice called "pit planting" in 200 villages in Malawi.
The change in cultivation practice from traditional crops to cash crops have increased the income by up to 200 300%.
In the state of Sonora, Mexico, maize is cultivated from 0 to 2100 masl with diverse cultivation practices.
Kreischer and her team have also been working closely with experts from Wageningen University to ensure their cultivation practices are sustainable.
The some thirty farms that sell under the Humboldt Legends name subscribe to environmentally sustainable cultivation practices.
Our study clearly showed that different cultivation practices can largely change the distribution and speciation of Hg in agriculture soils.
By simulating different degrees of soil aggregation, researchers could mirror the effects of various soil cultivation practices.
