Sentence examples for drained crops from inspiring English sources

If a soil is well drained, crops may grow on it, even if it has a generous amount of saline water.

Yields of drained crops are somewhat lower than those of rainfed crops.

Fragmentation of native vegetation was mainly regulated by soil drainage, as in poorly drained soils, crop production is almost unfeasible.

In the state's agricultural regions, farmers and ranchers are drilling deeper into the ground to reach aquifers that are being drained for crop irrigation.

Some of the wetlands will inevitably be drained for crop production.

Reclaimed (drained and cropped) peat formations acquire a higher bulk density (say, 0.4 Mg/m3) after a few years of consolidation and decomposition of peat.

A 2005-2007 dry spell in the southeastern United States destroyed billions of dollars of crops, drained municipal reservoirs and sparked legal wars among a half-dozen states but the havoc came not from exceptional dryness but booming population and bad planning, says a new study.

In 1994, crops were grown on 2.45 million ha of drained land, the major crops being fodder crops followed by cereals (Figure 10).

In 1994, crops were grown on 2.45 million ha of drained land, the major crops being fodder crops followed by cereals.

Simultaneously the agricultural revolution brought enclosures, draining, and crop rotation, and Ayr became an important and highly developed agricultural area.

Between 1985 and 1996, the farm bill had provisions under which farmers who tilled highly erodible lands without a conservation plan or drained wetlands to plant crops risked losing their federal crop insurance subsidy.