Sentence examples for improved ploughing from inspiring English sources

In some regions and under some landowners, investment and innovation increased yields significantly through improved ploughing and fertilisers – particularly in Norfolk, where yields eventually equalled later 18th-century levels.

Well, the price of the product could be lowered and the service continually improved if all profits were ploughed back into the business.

Finally, investment in fertilisers, pesticides, ploughs and improved seed varieties is required to maximise production.

Britain was lagging behind other countries in key areas such as cancer outcomes and the idea that ploughing money into the NHS improved standards had been "tested to destruction", according to Liam Fox.

The method was applied to an existing oilseed rape/wheat/barley rotation with yearly mouldboard ploughing from Burgundy which was improved to reconcile weed harmfulness control, reduced herbicide use and biodiversity promotion, based on a risk-minimizing strategy.

Some £2m has also been ploughed into improving and landscaping Boscombe Chine Gardens, with new paths, pagodas and playgrounds.

Profits from this are to be split equally between Keepmoat and the council, whose share will be ploughed into improving the remaining 660 houses at Gypsyville.

This thing runs on trust, and we'd like to say Schering-Plough is a very improved company since 2003".

In Experiment 1, the physical condition at the soil surface improved with time under direct-drilling, compared to mouldboard ploughing.

While British rivals such as Sainsbury's and Safeway try to improve profitability, Tesco is deliberately keeping its margins flat, ploughing back into lower prices the gains it reaps from economies of scale.

Deep ploughing can improve Solonetz in areas where lime or gypsum is present at shallow depth in the soil.