Sentence examples for farming crop from inspiring English sources
It's clear to me that genetics, intensified agriculture, organic farming, crop mixing, improved farmer training, precision fertilization and watering, improved food preservation and eating less wastefully and thoughtlessly will all play a role in coming decades — each in its place.
It has an organic farming crop rotation containing potatoes, winter wheat, sunflower, winter rye, and grass-clover-alfalfa as intertillage and cover crop.
or NTOs, the number of generations of TOs (e.g. one or two generations of O. nubilalis), agricultural practices and agronomic structures (e.g. nitrogen input), cultivation systems (e.g. low-tillage farming), crop rotation practices or climatic conditions.
The effect of nitrogen (N) supply and weeds on grain yield of spring barley was investigated from 1997 to 2004 in an organic farming crop rotation experiment in Denmark on three different soil types varying from coarse sand to sandy loam.
The effect of nitrogen (N) supply through animal and green manures on grain yield of winter wheat and winter rye was investigated from 1997 to 2004 in an organic farming crop rotation experiment in Denmark on three different soil types varying from coarse sand to sandy loam.
Before Gebre-Michael joined Farm Africa in mid-2013 she worked as a day labourer farming crops, paid only in kind.
Farming of opium pays much more than farming crops like corn, and many children are believed to have left school in order to work.
This comes after a campaign by poverty groups, which argue that farming crops for fuel rather than food is a big factor behind rising food prices.
In 1671 he built the brick homestead that generations of successive Ballingers have used as a home base for farming crops and raising dairy cows.
Realizing the negative effects of climatic change on their livelihood bases, the Afar pastoralists gradually began supplementing their food gaps through farming crops along with livestock herding.
Foxtail millet (Setaria italica) and Common millet (Panicum miliaceum) are the oldest domesticated dry farming crops in Eurasia.
