Sentence examples for mechanized crops from inspiring English sources

But that's an across-the-board average, which includes everything from labor-intensive foods to totally mechanized crops.

And The Associated Press reported this month that Alabama farmers are planting less and shifting to mechanized crops as the reality of an immigrant labor shortage — the high price of xenophobia — sinks in.

The latter species has almost entirely replaced the formerly used black mustard (Brassica nigra), which was unsuitable for mechanized cropping and which now occurs mainly as an introduced weed.

As vine size and productivity improved, research activities changed to focus on reducing production costs through pruning strategies, mechanized production systems, and mechanical crop estimation and adjustment.

But 30percentt of that money will go toward labor costs, said Ms. Anderson, as against a negligible labor cost for the large-scale mechanized techniques used in crops like soybeans and corn.

We fabricate a machine called the Multi-Crop Thresher (MCT), a mechanized thresher that threshes common cereal crops at workshops around Tanzania.

One response to those needs the so-called Green Revolution has achieved enormous improvements in agricultural yield through the use of chemical fertilizers, pest and plant-disease control, plant breeding, and mechanized tilling, harvesting, and crop processing.

Adverse hot and dry environmental conditions prevailing during the period of oilseed rape ripening can be blamed for considerable yield losses during the crop's mechanized harvesting in the Mediterranean area.

Conversely, livestock populations do not invariably pose a threat to wildlife, and can have synergistic interactions, including diversifying livelihood options for local communities, promoting localised increases in biodiversity and serving as a land-use bulwark against increased savanna conversion to cropping and mechanized agriculture (Reid 2012; Riginos et al. 2012).

A portable, mechanized threshing machine for Tanzanian crops.

Crop residues from mechanized agricultural land represent the supplementary forage sources for the livestock of all respondents.