Sentence examples for irrigated grain from inspiring English sources

This study examined how varying the volume of individual irrigation events could mitigate N2O emissions from irrigated grain sorghum in Australia.

In Kansas the peak came in 1982 and irrigated grain area has since fallen 41%.

Countries then import grain to offset the loss of irrigated grain production.

The surrounding area is one of sheep and cattle raising and irrigated grain growing.

In Texas, a large grain and cattle state, whose northern part overlies the shallow end of the Ogallala, irrigated grain area peaked in 1975.

Beloso, director of the Spanish Credit Bank in Madrid, was the owner of Coto de San Bernardo in Óvila, which included expansive irrigated grain fields and forests surrounding the monastery.

Animals raised in factory farms, however, depend more on irrigated grains for feed and their waste must be contained in huge manure ponds, which often leak into groundwater, or spill into nearby waterways.

Here we explore patterns in nitrate leaching rates across a depositional landform in the northern Great Plains within the Upper Missouri Basin, where the predominant land use is non-irrigated small grain production, and nitrate-N concentrations above 10 mg L−1 are common.

The findings indicated that the present strategy to increase rice yield for irrigated rice increased grain weight while maintaining the other yield components.

In the irrigated wheat cultivars, grains per spike from the COS seed dressing were significantly improved, and the spike number from COS spraying at tillering stage (Tf1) and returning-green (Tf2) stage increased significantly.

For India, three-fifths of its grain is irrigated, mostly with groundwater.