Sentence examples for form agricultural from inspiring English sources

From 1952 to 1960 virtually all the small farms in East Germany were united, under strong political pressure, to form agricultural cooperatives.

The plain of the Ḥula Valley was formerly occupied by a lake and marshes, but in the 1950s some 23 square miles (60 square km) were drained to form agricultural land.

This study reflects the utility strategies of fly ash and Typha latifolia in combination for the better expunge of phyto-available metals form agricultural soil during a stop gap, before further crop production particularly another wetland plant, rice.

In this study, we use Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) soil moisture geophysical retrieval products from passive L-band radiometer to evaluate its applicability to forming agricultural drought indices.

Aslan believes that these images do not represent actual animals but rather are "symbols meant to represent 'the other world' — the world beyond the material realm". As people formed agricultural societies, they began to see humans as dominating nature, and they envisioned gods who did likewise.

Others had formed agricultural cooperatives.

He followed the advice of the newly formed agricultural chemical companies and made heavy and frequent applications of synthetic fertilizer and pesticides to our pastures.

In the end, Congress was unable to pass a new piece of farm legislation before disbanding for the 2012 election, tabling many of the disagreements over what forms agricultural subsidies will take in the near future.

Within the extension science literature, responses could be traced in the form of Agricultural Knowledge and Information System (AKIS) concept (Engel [1995]) that sees agricultural innovation as a function of multi-stakeholder process.

Chinese universities such as Peking, Sun Yat-sen and Zhengzhou are rushing to set up or re-establish their schools of agriculture, which were spun off in the 1950s to form independent agricultural universities across the country.

The predominant form of agricultural land management in this region is crofting, a system specific to Scotland in which small agricultural units (crofts) operate rotational cropping and grazing regimes.