Sentence examples for levels of agricultural from inspiring English sources

At the time the quadrupling of oil prices was making Brazil's high levels of agricultural subsidy unaffordable.

The presence of the reintroduced animals also benefits the wider environment by improving biodiversity and lowering levels of agricultural pollutants, according to the study published in the journal Freshwater Biology this week.

The aim of this policy is to achieve economic growth and stability, generate employment, and maximize foreign earnings by achieving high levels of agricultural exports while substituting domestically produced goods for those that have been imported.

Desertification of parts of the globe would force agriculture on to untouched areas of the planet, while populations would have to adapt to rising sea levels, extreme weather and increasing levels of agricultural pests and diseases, according to a collection of papers published by the Royal Society in 2010.

Sajjad Karim MEP Lib Dem, North West England The 96 economists urging further movement at the WTO to help the poorest countries (Letters, October 10 ) fail to mention the major blockage in the talks - the huge levels of agricultural subsidies enjoyed by the USA and the European Union, while agricultural tariff cuts are demanded of poorer countries.

Demand for food in these countries will also double, which, at their current low levels of agricultural productivity, will drive up demand for forest land.As in most central African countries, Congo's deforestation is currently minor, caused largely by small-scale shifting cultivation and over-harvesting of wood for fuel.

Agriculture was most abundant in Slovakia where the lowest level of agricultural fragmentation was found (22% core area compared to less than 5% in Poland and Ukraine).

"The government will also match the current level of agricultural funding until 2020, providing certainty to our agricultural community, who play a vital role in our country".

The government has promised to match the current level of agricultural funding through to 2020, but what will happen after that is unclear.

Since 1949 relatively greater emphasis has been given to the development of industry, mining, and electric-power generation, although the overall level of agricultural output continued to rise.

Worse yet, said Jeff Tittel, the director of the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club, are the developers and corporations that own large tracts on which some level of agricultural activity makes them eligible for the farmland tax exemption.