Sentence examples for integrate crop from inspiring English sources

We discuss the recent evolution of selected innovations that integrate crop and livestock production and their impacts on farm productivity, sustainability and business risk.

That's "a major accomplishment," says ecologist Marcel Dicke of Wageningen University in the Netherlands, whose group works to design ways to integrate crop protection with biological control, plant engineering, and breeding.

The heterogeneous Italian landscape provides important opportunities to better integrate crops, trees and livestock into increasingly sustainable agro-silvo-pastoral systems.

Mixed farming system that integrates crop and livestock was the main means of livelihood.

We investigated the interactions between genotype and management for disease and lodging intensities, and analysed their effects on yield within an integrated crop management (CM) context.

The only cost-effective technology employed is IEEE 802.15.4, and it efficiently integrates crop data acquisition, data transmission to the end-user and video-surveillance tasks.

The Research Station Scheyern (Bavaria, Germany) has been leased for 15 years, and is divided into two farming programs: an organic and an integrated crop production.

To this aim, DEXiPM (DEXi Pest Management) has been developed for ex ante assessment of the sustainability of arable cropping systems, particularly integrated crop management systems with a limited use of pesticides.

Upon graduating in 1993 with a Ph.D. in entomology with an emphasis on integrated crop protection, Chiasson won a postdoctoral industrial fellowship from the National Sciences and Engineering Rearch Council of Canada to work at a Quebec-based bioagricultural company that specializes in pesticide research and development.

We utilize the SUMMA (SUstainability Multimethod Multiscale Assessment) framework for assessing the performance of integrated crop production in the northern Pampas in the years 1986 87, 1995 96, and 2009 10 based on actual land use data, compared to current systems with similar proportions of land distribution for the three crops, and to a wheat/soybean annual system.

The least limiting water range (LLWR) integrates crop growth-limiting values based on easily measurable parameters such as soil water content and bulk density (BD) and has been validated as a valuable soil physical quality indicator for a wide range of soils, crops and management systems.