Sentence examples for divided farming from inspiring English sources

In the sub-watershed of Batatal, we divided farming systems located in uplands and lowlands since this division influences significantly production patterns.

Abolition of the AWB has divided farming unions, with the Farmers Union of Walessayingng the board was "vital" while the National Farmers Unionn thought it "outdated and unnecessary".

Abolition of the AWB divided farming unions, with the Farmers' Union of Wales (FUW) saying the board was "vital" while the National Farmers UnionNFUNFU) thought it "outdated and unnecessary".

Many Jats, who number more than 80 million across north India, are farmers whose livelihoods have suffered as families divide farms among their children while two years of drought have harmed their crops.

In the sub-watershed of Batatal, we divided the farming systems by location in upland versus lowland, since this division significantly affects production patterns.

Offering leases and land grants as incentives, the Dutch attempted to colonize Manhattan, and the acres on the North River were divided into farms, or bouweries.

By the Revolutionary War, the area was divided into farms, including that of George Poole, who, together with his 15-year-old son Richard, joined the Monmouth County militia, which fought on the colonial side.

As his holdings expanded, they were divided into farms, each under its own overseer; but he minutely inspected operations every day and according to one visitor often pulled off his coat and performed ordinary labour.

Based on the retrospective follow-up data the farms were divided into control farms that experienced few problems related to post-weaning diarrhoea and PWD case farms that had moderate to severe problems related to post-weaning diarrhoea.

In 1988 the Kilham estate was divided into three separate farms: Kilham, Longknowe and Thompson's Walls.

The unit of population was the farm, with farms divided into four classes: susceptible (no hosts or vectors infected with BTV); exposed (has acquired infection); infectious (has acquired infection and the first newly infected vectors on the farm have completed their extrinsic incubation period); and recovered (no longer any hosts or vectors infected with BTV).