Sentence examples for for crop damage from inspiring English sources

After securing the rights to blocks of land, Praise the Wind negotiated leases, building in provisions like weed control, fencing and penalties for crop damage.

The White House has insisted that any emergency funds -- for crop damage from drought or floods -- be paid out of the money set aside for the Conservation Security Program, thereby cutting its financing nearly in half, to $3.77 billion over 10 years from $6.9 billion.

Increased potential for crop damage resulted in corridors being perceived as a necessary means to avoid conflict.

In 1999, the cooperative had forged the names of 105 out of 261 grape farmers’ applications in order to obtain 1.15 million yen ($9,900) in illegal government subsidies, as part of an insurance scheme for crop damage against bad weather.

Through a series of questions about local recognition, participants were asked about political and social contestation over corridor segments and resting points, formal and informal recognition by the CR, and the degree to which each segment and resting point were taken into account in decisions to permit or prohibit cropping and payments for crop damage.

Related issues included the timing of access, how herders gain authorization for use, how penalties for crop damage are defined, social expectations of both residents and extra-local herders, and the regulation of related resources (tree browse in forests, water supplies at village wells and boreholes).

Not only that, but with some (perhaps many), their larvae serve as biocontrols for crop-damaging aphids.

Validated EO algorithms have been implemented as web services in the system to operationally produce a set of flood-related products from EO data, such as flood frequency, flooded acreage, and degree of crop damage, for supporting decision-making in flood statistics and flood crop insurance policy.

The genetic enhancement of beans for resistance to insect pests is essential for minimizing yield losses arising from crop damage.

Corn tumbled on forecasts for Midwest rains that eased fears of crop damage from hot, dry weather and raised optimism for a bumper crop.

The study found that turkeys were to blame for only a small percentage of crop damage, and that other animals, like deer, ground squirrels, foxes and raccoons, were doing more damage.