Sentence examples for new cultivation from inspiring English sources

Arak Bree, the forest spirit, must approve new cultivation by these slash-and-burn hill tribe farmers.

A "land care" decade was proclaimed for the 1990s, and a nationally coordinated schedule was drawn up to promote new cultivation methods, extensive tree planting, modest and adventurous engineering solutions, and wholesale changes in production systems.

The Americans, who will put $73 million toward antidrug operations in Afghanistan this year, say such an approach will simply send the laboratories over the border to places like Pakistan's tribal areas, while doing nothing to stop the surge in new cultivation.

The income during pre-flood is similar to the post-flood phase with new cultivation method.

In this model, migration in new cultivation areas and local adaptations are considered to be part of the domestication process.

Thus, agriculture practices can be adapted with respect to sediments through changing the crops and through new cultivation as well in the aggraded land.

When cultures entered into the stationary phase, new cultivations were made by transferring 10% (v/v) of the cultures into fresh media.

Pressler felt the eels represented "something new, a cultivation of the potential for physical violence".

"If you look at (farming) growth in the last 15 years, about 70 per cent came from new land cultivation.

In his new book, "Cultivation of Boswellia: Sacred Trees of Frankincense," Mr. Eslamieh credits his knack for horticulture to his father, who kept an exquisite garden in Yazd, a provincial capital in central Iran.

By the 1970s, with cocaine illegal here and Peru's government outlawing much of the new coca cultivation in the country, Colombian drug lords put in motion another boom, exporting Peruvian coca leaf to cocaine laboratories across the border.