Sentence examples for maize which was from inspiring English sources

One way to combat this is to reintroduce traditional crops such as maize, which was once a staple here.

The third scenario (S3) was developed based on the assumption that all agricultural areas were converted to maize, which was well known as one of the biogas feedstock for bioenergy production.

With respect to the RADARSAT-2 data, there was a relatively strong relationship between the HV cross-polarization and the volume scattering of the maize, which was mostly determined by the crown structure.

In the third season, maize in rotation with pigeonpea and without N fertiliser application yielded 5.6 t ha−1, eight times more than continuous maize which was severely infested by striga (Striga asiatica) and yielded only 0.7 t ha−1.

Moreover, this quest for resources was not only for pastures and water – although these were critical to ensuring the survival of their animal herds – but also for wild comestible items (e.g. fruits, plants, birds, honey) to supplement the main diet made up of meat (rather infrequently), milk, dates, home-grown millet and imported maize, which was subsequently replaced by rice in the 1970s.

However, glutinous maize, which was first found in China in 1909 [8], produces only a small amount of amylose.

Maize, which is Zimbabwe's staple crop, is primarily grown on arid communal lands.

But let's look at maize, which is what most Zimbabweans eat.

Many African and western countries have encouraged farmers to grow and eat a single staple crop, maize, which is not suited to drought or to warmer temperatures.

These conditions allow for the cultivation of grapes and corn (maize), which is unusual in a mountainous area.

Changes in agriculture, particularly the rise in production of maize, which is their favourite food, have encouraged badgers to multiply.