Sentence examples for heterogeneous farming from inspiring English sources

Farm-level counts of cattle and of LSUs varied considerably by region, because of the heterogeneous farming landscape in New Zealand.

Although the current indices consider households within a 20 to 25 km radius from a weather station (Osgood et al. 2007), these indices do not often work in mountainous or heterogeneous farming systems where local variability in weather conditions is high (Gommes and Gobel 2013).

Higher frequencies of woodland, shrubland, and areas of heterogeneous farming characterize the land cover of these same regions.

Technological interventions to address the problem of poor productivity of smallholder agricultural systems must be designed to target socially diverse and spatially heterogeneous farms and farming systems.

Age-related antibody profiles were heterogeneous between farms, and much of the heterogeneity is explained by covariates that would be expected to be related to virus introduction (pig density, quarantine) or persistence (herd size).

The primary objective of this study is to investigate how the consideration of fairness in policy design affects the cost-effectiveness of instruments aimed at reducing nitrate leaching from heterogeneous dairy farms in New Zealand.

For this purpose, we have developed the model FARMSIM, a dynamic bio-economic model for analysis and exploration of trade-offs in resource and labour allocation in heterogeneous smallholder farms.

The distribution of clusters across the farm size differed significantly (Likelihood ratio sig. value = .00) indicating heterogeneous nature of farm types across farm sizes.

It is, however, common that results from farm-scale and laboratory experiments disagree because of the heterogeneous nature of farm silage [ 31].

The distribution of clusters across the study blocks differed significantly (Likelihood ratio sig. value = .00) indicating heterogeneous nature of farm types in these blocks.

The purpose of MP-MAS is to understand how agricultural technology, market dynamics, environmental change, and policy intervention affect a heterogeneous population of farm households and the agro-ecological resources these households command.