Sentence examples for of agricultural knowledge from inspiring English sources

Its origins lie in the International Institute of Agriculture (IIA), founded in Rome in 1905 by King Vittorio Emanuele III to defend and modernize agriculture, with the encouragement of David Lubin, an American citizen and passionate promoter of agricultural knowledge.

International assessment of agricultural knowledge, science and technology for development.

Graduates offer a strong foundation of agricultural knowledge leading to employment in a variety of fields.

This paper has been present approach for dissemination of agricultural knowledge and information using ontology-driven advice and decision-making.

He showed a photograph of a woodcarving from 7,000 B.C. of a large man handing over a plow to a smaller man: Ah, the passing on of agricultural knowledge.

Advice relations were found to have stronger effects than simply friendship ties in the active pursuit of agricultural knowledge transfer due to their "instrumental" features; this corroborates the findings of Isaac et al. (2007).

These studies, conducted to gain insight into the operations of AKIS/RD and the countries' efforts at integrating them, show the importance of formulating an AKIS/RD policy to promote development of the agricultural knowledge triangle of AKIS systems and encourage many main actors to interact with each other for their mutual benefit in advancing agricultural and rural development.

It was a wine menu worth a fortune the condensation of 2,000 years of European agricultural knowledge.

In the long term, much needed sharing of traditional agricultural knowledge and the opportunity to practice agriculture in changing climatic conditions is lost, increasing future risk.

Since agricultural research is a major source of new agricultural knowledge, this is a key strategic area of focus and intervention by GFAR whose mandate is to promote and facilitate agricultural research for development (ARD).

The loss of livelihood, agricultural knowledge exchange, and sociological ties to land triggers social instability.