Sentence examples for exported off from inspiring English sources

In annual reports to the regulatory agency, farmers detail nutrients applied to cropland, removed in harvests, and exported off farm.

Calculated nutrient excretion values were compared to the reported values of manure nutrients applied to cropland and exported off farm.

Manure was exported off the farm by 20% of the 200 dairy producers that were surveyed.

The whole-farm nutrient mass balance software tool allows farmers to compare the nutrient imports in feed, fertilizer, animals, and bedding brought onto the farm with the nutrients exported off the farm as milk, crops, animals, and manure.

One of the first and most prominent members of the firm's network was the Havana-based firm of Drake Brothers, said to be responsible for two-thirds of all sugar exported off the island.

Cacti are often dug up and exported off the books to Europe and Asia where rare species such as Ariocarpus can sell at prices of up to $1,000£66060) a plant, Goettsch said.

Organic vegetables and temperate fruits seem to have a good market potential if produced and exported off-season, i.e., at the time of the year when European production is low.

Everybody with any pretensions to an architectural profile has looked at working there, from David Adjaye and Will Alsop at the more radical end of the spectrum, to the large scale plan factories exporting off-the-shelf designs for ready-made cities.

Find out what you need to do to get exporting off the ground and also to ensure all your business terms are right".

Meanwhile, the deletion of the maltose transporter (MEX1) switches the maltose export off, as it blocks maltose flux completely.

Signals were exported for off-line processing in S pike 2 V6 software (Cambridge Electronic Design, UK).