Sentence examples for maize fields and from inspiring English sources
As the population grows and previously nomadic peoples increasingly settle in the corridors, the maize fields and mud huts are spreading.
We also conducted a questionnaire survey for the occurrence of baboons and bush pigs in maize fields and in homegardens.
She hasn't a husband to depend on financially, and because of her age and ill health finds the long hours working in the maize fields and caring for her late sister's three children difficult.
For now, Maenje village in Area 25 is a collection of 30 or more straw-thatched huts, small maize fields and, down by a stream, a near Garden of Eden where the village works communally to grow and share cash crops, vegetables and fruit.
Other crops might bring more money, but the family doesn't really have the option of diversifying: Choche has a few maize fields, and some orange and mango trees, but nothing on the scale that would be needed to provide an alternative income.
China, he says, is in danger of breeding a similar mentality of vengeful nationalism unless it gets its history straight.Bicycles and boxingOn a road lined with maize fields and factories that leads into the county seat, a huge billboard boasts of a "city famous for bicycles, the birthplace of Plum Flower Boxing and a countryside with an eco-friendly water system".
They will soon be turned loose in the maize field, and eating acorns from the border oaks.
Nearly all farmers (99.8%) allow no spatial separation between the Bt maize field and adjacent refuge area.
Maize pollen concentrations are significantly positively correlated with the area of maize cultivated within 200 m of the sample location and negatively correlated with the distance to the nearest maize field and the thickness of vegetative buffers around the lake.
Five-year eddy covariance data over the maize field and vineyard in arid northwest China were used to examine the accuracy of PET models in estimating daily crop AET.
Nevertheless, data on the quantity and dynamics of airborne pollen flow (APF) in air layers above and around a maize field, and its contribution to the rate of cross-pollination, are still missing.
