Sentence examples for expansion of farming from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists blamed high grain prices for triggering an expansion of farming and ranching.

Yet, according to the World Bank, it has provided a bulwark against flooding for buildings and crops, a huge expansion of farming and Nile navigation (lots of tourism) and enough electricity for the whole of Egypt all of which amounts to the equivalent each year of 2% of GDP in net benefits.So would the World Bank today lend money for an Aswan dam if it did not already exist?

Interestingly, the expansion of farming to 3400-plus meters happened just as the climate in Tibet was getting colder not optimal conditions for settling already chilly higher altitudes.

Also, human-induced factors such as selective tree cutting, expansion of farming land and induced fires could explain the difference in the relative abundances among the land cover types.

The null model (Figure 2a) reflects the expected pattern of morphological distance between populations if the expansion of farming was largely an indigenous process involving minimal or no dispersal from SW Asia.

However, with the rapid increase in population and expansion of farm land, groundwater quality has degraded.

Both population growth and a shift from herding to farming are driving a rapid expansion of farms in the region, the authors say.

Results of the analysis show that the Tipton farmhouse was constructed in 1799 to serve as a retirement residence with renovations occurring shortly after 1821 by John Tipton, Jr., while the corn crib was constructed by Landon Haynes in 1851 during an expansion of farm production on the site.

In the 1920s, it was expansion of farm credit, installment loans and home mortgages.

This will allow displaced people to return home, open up routes for business and aid deliveries, and allow the expansion of farm land.

In 2014, the BMEL initiated the formulation of a "Strategy For The Future Of Organic Farming" [37] to provide more impetus for the expansion of organic farming in Germany.