Sentence examples for hectares at from inspiring English sources

They covered more than 44.5 acres (18 hectares) at their recorded peak in 1995.

After all, the mayor is in charge of one of the largest owners of public land in London, with 600 hectares at his disposal.

The ragged oval of outer earth banks at Marden, completed by a bend of the Avon, enclose more than 14 hectares, compared with 11.5 hectares at Avebury, where the banks surround an entire modern village.

Who hasn't dreamt of gazing out over a few sun‑dappled hectares at harvest time, rousing yourself from the post-croissant breakfast table to go and pick a few grapes?

Most recently, 36 hectares at Sawrey Ground, Ambleside, in the Lake District, were sold last March for £200,000 – although there was local opposition at the loss of a "historic forest".

The consequence was fewer farmers and larger farms; the average farm was about 350 acres (142 hectares) at the end of the 20th century, an increase from about 170 acres (69 hectares) in 1950.

The stand was planted at 1111 stems per hectare and thinned to 550 stems per hectare at an age of about 10 years.

Eroded plots yielded 16% less volume from high-quality pruned logs, which accounted for a reduction in revenue of around $4,000 per hectare at eroded sites.

An N balance model evaluation of each treatment incorporating input and output data indicated that the increased grass utilization and milk production per hectare at higher SR resulted in a reduction in N surplus and increased N use efficiency.

Site Index, which is a standardised measure of height productivity for a site, is defined for P. radiata as the mean top height (the average height of the 100 largest diameter trees per hectare) at age 20 years.

While homogeneous pure stands can adequately be described by mean and sum values per hectare at stand level, more complex stands require more complex approaches reaching down to the individual tree or even organ level.