Sentence examples for cultivation widespread from inspiring English sources

They also indicate thicker settlement of woodland through the adoption of chitemene cultivation, widespread in Zambia even today.

In the late Holocene from 3100 onward, erosion and redeposition accelerated clearly due to the increasingly intensified arable cultivation, widespread and dense settlement and climatic decline.

Corruption was endemic, poppy cultivation was widespread and the poorly educated Hmong tribesmen of northern Laos were barely out of the Stone Age.

Italy's plains constitute only one-fourth of the land under cultivation, indicating widespread cultivation of hilly environments where agriculture has been possible only as a result of modifying the natural landscape and resources through terracing, irrigation, and soil management.

Peanut (groundnut) cultivation is widespread, and tung trees and tea seed shrubs are grown for their oils in the western and southern highlands.

The products of tartary buckwheat are very popular and its cultivation is widespread in whole world (Lin 1994).

Narcotic opium honey has also been reported from honey made in areas where opium poppy cultivation is widespread.

Most common crops are cereals and maize, vineyards or orchards are locally abundant and poplar cultivation is widespread in floodable areas near rivers.

In the study area as in most areas of Ghana mixed cultivation is widespread [32] which makes it very difficult to unambiguously allocate land covers.

The abandonment of agricultural cultivation is widespread, as approximately 13% of the agricultural land in the country has not been farmed for long periods of time, and there are no plans for its re-cultivation (Gal 2003; MOAG 2004).

Henequen, however, is no longer under widespread cultivation.