Sentence examples for ground crops from inspiring English sources

The board also said farmers are not encouraged to plant on fallow ground crops beneficial to their soil.

Accumulations of more than 10 kg/m2 led to smothering and limb breakage in leafy ground crops (e.g. spinach, potatoes, etc).

During the first annual period the proportion of built up and bare ground, crops and open savannah and seasonally flooding grassland were not significantly different between the high overlap areas for cases and controls (see Table 3), although the case high overlap areas had a significantly lower proportion of woodland and dense savannah than control high overlap areas (p < 0.001).

These values were directly proportional to the above ground crop biomass and yield.

Q. -- Why did officials ground crop-dusters last month after the attacks? A. -- Investigators found that some of the hijackers made repeated inquiries about the use of crop-dusting planes in the weeks before the attacks.

For RNA-Seq preparation, conidia of N. crassa WT were inoculated at 10 conidia/mL into 100 mL 1× Vogel's salts (minimal medium) with 2% (w/ v) sucrose for 16 h or with 2% (w/ v) of the indicated ground crop-straw carbon sources for 30 h and grown at 25°C with constant light shaking at 200 rpm.

Fearing a germ attack, officials had grounded crop dusters.

The humification coefficient was highest for domestic waste compost (0.9) and lowest for above-ground crop residues (0.19).

Crop-Dusting Planes Grounded (By The New York Times), WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 -- The federal government grounded crop-dusting planes around the country for today, a move stemming from the continuing terrorism investigation.

Even though law enforcement agencies were grounding crop-dusting planes at the time, the auditors said, the Forest Service decided that the risk of its tanker plane being stolen by terrorists or other criminals was not even worth examining closely.

The Federal Aviation Administration grounded crop-dusting planes for a second day today after investigators were told that at least one of the suspected hijackers in the terrorist attacks had asked about agricultural planes at a rural airport here.