Sentence examples for decrease in the cultivation from inspiring English sources
Although there has been a decrease in the cultivation of opium poppies in the area, there is a thriving illegal drugs economy.
In March, after a string of setbacks that saw Colombia's coca crop expand threefold to more than 400,000 acres from 1995 to 2001, authorities said new estimates showed a startling 21percentt decrease in the cultivation of coca in 2003.
The SGR further decreased in the second cultivation, compared with that in the first cultivation in medium with the same ethanol concentration.
Some producers thus replaced rice with hard wheat, which explains the decrease in rice cultivation areas since 1994 (Appendix Figure).
The use of peanut shell compost caused a decrease in the available phosphorus of cultivation beds.
Diplomats who track poppy production attribute the decrease in Helmand's cultivation levels despite the increased price of poppy in part to the efforts of the provincial governor, Gulab Mangal, who has been among the most active of Afghanistan's leaders in trying to reduce poppy cultivation.
A swath of blue on a United Nations map of Afghanistan, stretching from the northeast to the northwest, now denotes a decrease in poppy cultivation or an absence of it.
The US has again "decertified" Bolivia over what it calls a failure to comply with international narcotics agreements, despite recent data showing the country has achieved an unparalleled decrease in coca cultivation compared to other Andean nations in South America.
Since its start in 2009, the military mission has coincided with a 33 percent decrease in opium poppy cultivation in the area, and concurrent programs to create alternative jobs and crops have had a significant effect there.
A larger share of imported vegetables implies a decrease in the thermal energy needed for cultivation under glass and a lower fuel demand for machinery.
approaches an exponential phase, so is the decrease of carbon and nitrogen concentrations in the cultivation media (Fig. 1c).
