Sentence examples for farm improvement from inspiring English sources

Coke was influenced by "Turnip" Townshend, who had owned a nearby estate who promoted crop rotation and farm improvement.

The ability of small farms to invest in farm improvement is much more limited than that of bigger farms, resulting in differences between management practices, equipment and even in the feeding of cows.

Most grants have explicit guidelines in that the financial support can only be used for specific projects as they may directly relate to farm improvement and development activities and not for personal usage.

The NPL's platform contained concrete and specific measures: state ownership of elevators, flour mills, packing houses and cold storage plants; state inspection of grain grading and dockage; state hail insurance; rural credit banks operating at cost; exemption of farm improvements from taxation.

For some of them (e.g. involving the movement of irrigation water from the reservoir to the farm), improvements can be made by non-biological means only while others are influenced by both biological (e.g. physical characteristics of the crop) and non-biological (e.g. air temperature) factors.

In farming, improvements in technique and equipment have made possible an increasing output from a declining labour force.

Another conundrum that can occur is that declines in farm returns can be good for biodiversity as farmers reduce their investment in on-farm improvements enabling native plants and animals to reoccupy areas they had been excluded from by agricultural practices.

The meta-analysis particularly mentioned measures for more efficient water use in both dryland and irrigated farming, improvements in organic matter accumulation in soils and pest, weed, and disease control emphasizing in-field biodiversity as measures that yielded both positive impacts on yield and an improved supply of ecosystem services.

Experimental results shows that the communication energy conservation in FTCM is 16.8% compared with FASA and 19.2% compared with FARM, performance improvement of FTCM is 12.6% compared with FASA and 14.77% compared with FARM.

Some factors that assisted in the campaign: -Ceasing of milking sheep on the farms, - improvement of the houses and hygiene, -strictly practiced caution on the contact between dogs and animals/people.

No period in history compares to the Great Acceleration after World War II, a rapid increase in human activity driven by population expansion, globalisation, technological and communications improvement, improved farming methods and medical advances.