Sentence examples for improving soil fertility from inspiring English sources

Legumes are able to symbiotically fix atmospheric nitrogen, improving soil fertility and decreasing N fertilizers needs [ 1].

This is a result of substituting improving soil fertility naturally with the exclusive use of fertilizers.

Integrated use of organic wastes and mineral NPK fertilizer showed promising potential for improving soil fertility, growth, and yield of maize in the Southern Guinea savanna agroecological zone of Nigeria.

The integrated use of organic wastes and mineral NPK fertilizer showed a promising potential for improving soil fertility and growth and yield performance of maize in the Southern Guinea savanna agroecology.

The temporary scenic arrangements of the Colorfields combine the advantages of ecological strips, e.g. providing habitats for insects (especially bees), improving soil fertility through the cultivation of intercrops, with improvements of the social recognition of farmers as producers of pleasant landscapes instead of monoculture fields.

ICRISAT has also been improving soil fertility and increasing the quality and quantity of harvests through a land rejuvenation initiative called Bhoochetana in Karnataka.

Organic fertilizers improve soil fertility in oil palm plantations, based on small-scale (<30 ha), short-term (3 5 yr) studies, but the response is not equal across soil classes.

Since organic fertilizers are costly to handle and apply, relative to mineral fertilizers, producers need to know where and how frequently to apply organic fertilizers to improve soil fertility.

"Think before you buy and cook," said Oldani, "as you can't love and think well if you haven't eaten well". As part of its product development, Barilla just released its first legume pasta line made from red lentil flour and chickpea flour in order "to encourage a greener, more sustainable food chain" as legumes need little fertilizer and improve soil fertility.

In addition, legumes improve soil fertility and decrease the need for N fertilizers through symbiotic interactions with nitrogen fixing bacteria and thus contribute to the sustainability of agriculture [ 1].

The treatments with woody organic materials incorporated into the soil consistently demonstrated an improvement in soil water status, increased organic C content, and improved soil fertility, and also resulted in enhanced microbial activity, and wheat growth.