Sentence examples for integrated farming systems from inspiring English sources

Indigenous integrated farming systems in the Sahel.

In addition, potentially pathogenic livestock manure is frequently used as fertilizer in integrated farming systems [ 31], creating a zoonotic risk associated with contaminated produce.

Introducing tilapia into existing integrated farming systems increased gross margins from US$50 150 to 300/household in peri-urban areas of Bangladesh (Karim et al., 2011).

We suspect that the choice of farm management system may be the major reason for the differences; for example, integrated farming systems (integration of cattle and crops) are highly prevalent in Pahang and part of Johor and Kelantan [ 28].

Bovine brucellosis was widespread within Peninsular Malaysia where a possible cluster occurred in the central region of the peninsula where integrated farming systems were commonly practiced.

Swine is one kind of farmed animals that has traditionally been an important part of the integrated farming system in Thailand.

Higher fluorescence (FI) and freshness indices (BIX) of WEOM in organic farming system indicated that a higher percentage of WEOM was microbial-derived in the organic than in the integrated farming system.

The contents of SOC and total N as well as the SOC/total N and WEOC/WEON were significantly higher in organic farming in comparison with integrated farming system, while the contents WEOC, WEON, NO3 N as well as NH4 N were lower (Table 1).

We hypothesised that the major reason for this difference was the management system of the farm, because a large proportion of beef cattle in Peninsular Malaysia are raised in extensive systems, including the integrated farming system [ 17].

The type and purpose of the use of PPE (e.g. uniforms, masks, boots etc) the use of equipment machinery, the frequency of consulting experts, aspects of product handling (e.g. location of storage) and the existence of an integrated farm system were also investigated.

Insects were collected in pitfall traps in olive orchards under organic, integrated and conventional farming systems in two provinces in Andalusia (Córdoba and Granada) with different surrounding landscapes over three different years.