Sentence examples for land production from inspiring English sources

Furthermore these costs do not include opportunity costs in placing ELS options on productive land, production losses resulting from extensified production and pest encroachment (e.g. Carvell 2002) or the impact of reduced production on consumer prices.

Yield gaps between the potential, water-limited and land production potential, identified options for productivity optimisation such as irrigation or fertilisation.

At local scale, the productivity of the soil units identified during the semi-detailed soil survey is estimated using a three-level hierarchical crop productivity estimator, simulating the potential, water-limited and land production potential.

Because it has a deep root system, it offers good drought resistance, making it ideal for dry land production and in areas too dry for clover and alfalfa.

The Groundswell Farm Enterprise Incubator provides affordable access to land, production infrastructure, equipment, support services (such as tractor tillage), and mentoring from experienced farmers, on a ten-acre site owned by EcoVillage at Ithaca.

Results show that modelling across scales is achievable without resorting to methods of aggregation or disaggregation, which opens new perspectives in multi-scalar analyses of agro-ecosystems that link land production and land use and land cover.

Even the losing plant in the competition, he says, stands a fair chance of landing production of another of GM Europe's upcoming 45 new models.

He researches the eco-physiological and population consequences of guanaco management, and develops sustainable alternatives for arid-land production.

After the railroad closed its final administrative offices in the city, the Roanoke Valley region landed production facilities for two West Coast breweries, as well as an Italian auto-parts manufacturer.

In aggregate, and including kitchen-garden and sloping-land production, the 2011/12 cropped area is estimated to be more than that of 2010/11 by 3percentt.

Hence, decentralization and deliberation of areas of responsibility do not reduce conflict between different user groups; rather, it shifts management focus from a strong emphasis on ecosystems to a more land-production focus through the RCC, thereby maintaining the mismatch between contradicting interests through governance on the one hand and the biophysical system on the other.