Sentence examples for depleted soils from inspiring English sources

Heather thrives on burnt ground and depleted soils.

Cairnes argued that reluctant workers depleted soils more quickly.

Researchers say that for centuries farmers have depleted soils by constant plowing, typically to kill weeds.

Farm yields soared once nitrogen got back into the depleted soils.

Crops in wealthy and poor countries alike face the growing threats of less predictable and more extreme weather, depleted soils, disease and disappearing pollinators and predators of pests.

The good management of those wastes would be an effective means of organic matter restoration through carbon restitution of the depleted soils through organic amendments.

They may look pretty but in fact they are symptomatic of the depleted soil.

Given Mr. Marber's acerbic intelligence, he no doubt knows that he is replowing much-tilled, largely depleted soil.

Add to the dysfunctional mix dilapidated houses, lime-rock chips, depleted soil, absentee landlords and a grim determination to never admit defeat, and you get "Tobacco Road".

Yet over the years, chemical "inputs" — namely, fertilizer and pesticides — have depleted soil, and inefficient irrigation has caused water tables to plunge in many parts of India.

Warmer air and less snowmelt would mean a much warmer river and depleted soil moisture in summer, which would stress forest vegetation.