Sentence examples for maintained plantation from inspiring English sources

As the water dips in and out of view, you'll pass cotton fields and shady live oaks, big, meticulously maintained plantation homes and neatly kept trailer homes.

But even gnarled park service veterans are impressed at the logistical feats required to maintain plantations as large as 8,700 plants miles from the nearest road.

He maintained a plantation style home in Vincennes called Grouseland.

As a result of this economic prosperity, Côte d'Ivoire saw an influx of immigrants from other West African countries; the foreign workforce mostly Burkinabés who maintained indigenous plantations, represented over a quarter of the Ivorian population by 1980.

The Collins family was unable to maintain the plantation following the war and sold it off.

His partner was unable to maintain the plantation because of a drought and then disappeared with the business's remaining money.

The measurements and records maintained by the plantation company were regularly audited by internal, external and statutory audit teams independently after verifying and confirming all estate records.

In analyzing the results, some of the indicators such as weeding cost and tea output were extracted from the records maintained by the plantation company while other measures such as foliar spray waste and canopy area were measured specifically for the study by independent third party personnel under the supervision of the researchers.

Abir's failure to suppress destructive harvesting methods and to maintain rubber plantations meant that the vines became increasingly scarce and by 1904 profits began to fall.

Riverbank plantations maintained their own landings so they could ship crops directly, and riverside towns vied with each other to provide services such as fueling and warehousing.

Since, a common plant spacing of 3 m × 4 m was maintained during the initial plantation stage, the results indicate that the number of trees in plantation decreased by about 26% with the increase in stand age.