Sentence examples for declining crop from inspiring English sources
China is highly vulnerable to water shortages in the north, with declining crop yields and food price rises expected, and storms and flooding in the east and south.
Rapid and often reckless development of the uplands, however, often led to soil erosion, rapid loss of fertility, and declining crop output.
They are most affected by declining crop yields, and are most likely to die in climate change-induced natural disasters because they tend to try to save children, the frail and elderly rather than escaping.
These companies recognize that their future is intricately bound with the future of vulnerable communities facing water scarcity, increasingly severe weather events, sea-level rise and declining crop yields.
Facing declining crop yields and farming-based income in a changing climate, members of the migrant caravan joined the journey to seek asylum in the U.S. in part because of food insecurity.
In fact, many of the regions identified as most at risk for declining crop yield due to climate change are in tropical and subtropical climates6,7,35,37, and the portions of temperate drylands that we identified as declining in suitability for rainfed agriculture tend to occur at lower latitudes.
Declining crops cause food shortages; food shortages raise food prices, creating hunger and even famine for the poorest on Earth, and also sometimes cause massive unrest.
Limited or comprehensive dripper clogging causes lower water application uniformity and therefore declines crop production and irrigation efficiency (Nakayama and Bucks 1991).
PRICES SUFFER BIG DECLINE Crop Shows Gains In Most States Except Texas, Where Drought Still Prevails.
Generally, calcium and magnesium maintain a state of equilibrium in most waters, but increasing amount of magnesium in water will increase the salinity of the water and therefore decline the crop yield (Joshi et al. 2009).
Therefore, we think it is reasonable to expect a loss of diversity during crop dispersal, resulting in a declining gradient of crop diversity from the origin.
