Sentence examples for farmed land from inspiring English sources

Short-haired bumblebee - Declared extinct in the UK in 2000 as wildflower-rich grassland was lost to intensively farmed land.

The combination could cost the government billions of dollars if the newly farmed land does not yield enough crops and especially if crop prices fall.

Lapwing: Has suffered historically through the loss of suitable habitats, with the drainage and conversion of marginal land into farmed land.

"Not only is the biggest land use within them parks and gardens, but they also provide far richer biodiversity than intensively farmed land.

So what's an urbanite to do? Head to the Queens County Farm Museum, the oldest patch of continuously farmed land in New York State, where visitors can pick their own pumpkins.

The lush wild and farmed land around the restaurant is, he said, the main reason for restaurant's location, with unexpected vegetal pleasures that even the lushest urban farmers' market cannot provide.

That region contains Brazil's most heavily farmed lands; however, terra roxa is not necessarily more productive than soils in other regions of the country.

A study published online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that some soils in intensively farmed lands have become so rich in phosphorus that they are likely to cause serious environmental problems in the future.

The food will be grown on the three acres of organically-farmed land around it, as will the ingredients for the wines and cider.

The abandonment was more likely to occur on fields with lower soil quality located on less accessible areas close to non-farmed land.

In the Czech Republic the situation is made even worse by the fact that, in the post-war period, considerable changes occurred in land use during collectivisation of farm land, along with a significant increase in the average size of farmed plots.