Sentence examples for forestry harvest from inspiring English sources

Data on agricultural and forestry harvest were extracted from the UN Food and Agricultural Organization's (FAO) statistical database (FAOSTAT, 2013).

Some historical statistics were available from secondary literature, such as forestry harvest before 1938 (Hoffmann et al., 1965), cereal production, forestry harvest, land cover (Franzmann, 2012a, 2012b; Franzmann, 2013), as well as population and labor statistics between 1950 and 1989 (Fritz, 2001; Sensch, 2004a, 2004b).

Primary crop and forestry harvest was available in the national statistics, while harvest on grassland (mowing or grazing by ruminant livestock) was modeled through a grazing gap approach (Krausmann et al., 2008, 2013 ; refer to Section 2.2 ).

When these resources, in any region, become scarce or fully utilised, primary residues (ie by-products of forestry harvesting operations and silvicultural practices) such as branches, tops and non-merchantable trees become increasingly targeted as feedstock sources.

For instance, for the period before WW II only national data were available for categories such as for forestry harvests (before 1945) or for the extent of fallow land and grasslands extent (before 1930).

However, there are still significant shares of extraction within the EU on Layer 1, indicating that the EU food- and wood-processing industries are still to an important extent supplied by agricultural and forestry products harvested within the EU.

For forestry, the harvesting of logging residues in a sustainable way is possible if properly managed.

accumulated from across the southwest Washington region, and forestry residues harvested from industrial private Douglas-fir timberlands in northwest Oregon.

Many of these companies are now engaged in commercial forestry through harvesting timber and establishing new industrial wood and fuelwood plantations.

(79) Hence, solving the steady state equations together with (79), we get the optimal tax and optimal solution (hat{P}=P_{delta }), (hat{M}=M_{delta }), and (hat{I}=I_{delta }), which could be applied to harvest forestry biomass in a conservative way.

This covers an area of and is bounded by the now partly pedestrianised New England Street (the former course of which it partially encroaches upon), Cheapside, a new pedestrian right of way (Kingscote Way) and Blocks B and C. The Harvest Forestry, a low-rise building with small dome-shaped turrets at each corner, previously stood here.