Sentence examples for hectares from from inspiring English sources

The UN rejected a bid by the Australian government last year to delist 74,000 hectares from the heritage zone.

The International Food Policy Institute and the Oakland Institute have counted 15-20 million hectares from 2006 to 2009.

The desire to revitalise the old town – which spans more than 300 hectares from Chinatown in the south to Sunda Kelapa harbour in the north – is not new.

Stretching 11m hectares from Pará to Mato Grosso in the centre-west, this territory has been hard won by the people of the forest.

Massive land reforms, undertaken in 1918 21, transferred 15 million acres (6 million hectares) from large landowners to smallholders, thus reinforcing peasant agriculture.

In 1714 William Trent, a Philadelphia merchant, bought 800 acres (324 hectares) from Stacy's son and laid out the town, which was named in his honour in 1719.

Growers reduced FEIQ by 17.9 per hectare from 2008 to 2010.

Despite an increase in the number of wineries and continued expansion of the amount of land devoted to wine production, the average yield fell to 9.2 tons a hectare, from 9.7 tons.

These data suggest that during years of high growing season precipitation it was possible to harvest from 13.5 to 19.0 Mg of DM biomass per planted hectare from an urban landscape and 8.0 to 12.3 Mg of DM biomass per planted hectare in years with near normal precipitation and temperatures.

Net profit was estimated based on the income of kernels (USD$3.11 per kilogram on 4 October 2017) and the cost per hectare from different treatments.

Because of the changing growing area and decreasing sample size due to aging and self-thinning, more and more difficulties arose in deriving reliable mean tree and sum values per hectare from Nelder trials.