"new farming practices" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to modern or updated methods of farming that involve new techniques or technologies. Example: "The introduction of new farming practices has greatly improved crop yields and sustainability in this region."
New farming practices are also being introduced.
Even when extension agents reach villagers, adoption rates for new farming practices remain low.
Dr. Mellon and other leading opponents of animal antibiotics said they were unaware of the new farming practices.
It has had special significance in developing "demonstration" as a method of adult education and in emphasizing the adoption of new farming practices.
Bitter — even violent — land disputes are not uncommon in this part of Madhya Pradesh, where improvements in roads and connectivity, and new farming practices, have sent land prices up in recent years.
Some of the less obvious effects could be just as transformative, however, involving innovations such as smart houses and smart roads, widespread changes to the countryside wrought by new tree-planting and new farming practices designed to conserve soils.
If the distance to local market is more, then farmers are less likely to get the information about new farm practices.
It is not a new phenomenon that results from modern farming practice; it was documented already in the 18th century.
Most famers had completed secondary education (27%, or 37 people) or high school level (49.6%, or 68 people) – a very positive figure to show that they have a good basis to learn new advanced farming practices to participate in the certified coffee project.
Farm Radio International has conducted dozens of evaluations that prove that interactive radio programs about agriculture are often listened to by the majority of farmers and lead to measurable gains in knowledge, helping a sizable portion of families apply new, sustainable farming practices.
Based on interviews with young and prospective farmers in Sweden, we compare family and non-family transfer in terms of the process of transfer, the relationship between former and new farmer, and farming practices.
