Sentence examples for low acreage from inspiring English sources

An approach that can be used to mitigate these challenges is sustainable use of low acreage wetlands which are ubiquitous in the study area (Ogban and Babalola 2009; Ogunremi et al. 2000; Thenkabail and Nolte 1996; Windmeijer and Andriesse 1993).

Despite its relatively low acreage compared to other cereals, rye is of great importance due to its broad tolerance to biotic and abiotic stress, a feature generally lacking in other temperate cereals.

Cotton is pegged at 8.81 million acres, also down 7percentt and the lowest acreage since 1983.

Congress has designated slightly less than a million acres in the state as federally protected wilderness, the lowest acreage of any Western state, the group said.

It will be the lowest cotton acreage since 1983, an anomalous year when farmers cut acreage after a string of bountiful harvests that created a surplus.

McClendon argues it's money well spent because there's only a small window to get good acreage for low prices.

You converted once verdant acreage into low-rise suburban sprawl.

New drilling for oil dropped by even larger amount, 32%, as companies shifted their focus toward low-cost, high-productivity acreage.

This part of the city ranks low in per capita park acreage, and this closed riverfront parkland is sorely missed.

A private consultant, John Schnittker, said the department's reduction in corn yields was "almost unprecedented" and added that the stocks to use ratio was "pretty low, putting real pressure on acreage and yield next year".

While in the past, Victorian farmers would "waste" water on flooding fields to grow low-value pastures since Southern Australia was dry, today pricing and other incentives lead to more efficient transferal of scarce water to locations that need it, drastic reduction in the acreage of crops with low water productivity, and mechanisms for relatively fair sharing of water inventory during droughts.