Sentence examples for improved land from inspiring English sources
While the healthy diet scenario is likely to be quite costly by itself, it only represents one element of our food and agriculture strategy; the other element being the introduction of new abatement technologies such as improved efficiency of livestock farming, improved land use and manure management, and decreased dependence on fossil-fuel inputs (see annex B).
Improved land management practices such as applying soil and water conservation techniques and improved agricultural inputs could improve agricultural production.
More than four-fifths of the county is improved land.
The positive spillover effect from the reintroduced animals include improved land productivity, Fleming said.
Adaptation involves improved land management, adjusted planting dates and the introduction of new, climate-hardy crop varieties.
The benefits of getting climate fit are too good to resist: safer, cleaner air and water, more energy independence, more jobs and vastly improved land use.
This indicates that the smallholders' productions schemes in our study area might present potential for agricultural frontier stabilization based on improved land-use efficiency.
The IGAS may help local authorities better understand and address the complex land-use system, and develop improved land-use management strategies that better balance urban expansion and ecological conservation.
The literature on forest management and planning has improved land-related information systems, allowing policy-makers to design and implement future policies on the allocation of forestland uses, and to forecast the land requirements of the target population more closely.
It is important to develop improved land-use policies that balance LUCC, GI proportion and urbanization.
At the same time, the program has been criticized for prioritizing mechanical measures while ignoring other sustainable land management components, such as conservation land management practices, improved land-use systems and livestock management (Osman and Sauerborn 2001).
