Sentence examples for of the total acreage from inspiring English sources

Of the total acreage, about a quarter is planted in annual crops: vegetables, flowers and some grains.

Myanmar is the world's second-largest opium supplier, accounting for about 20percentt of the total acreage worldwide.

The Forest Stewardship Council has certified 70 million acres of forests -- just 4percentt of the total acreage controlled by timber companies.

Rather than being the country's agricultural powerhouse, "king" cotton actually constituted just 2 percent of the total acreage of those states.

ANNALS OF AGRICULTURE about the decline of farming in Suffolk County, L.I. Writer looked through a copy of Part I of East Hampton's Comprehensive Plan as published in Jan., 1967 by the East Hampton Town and Village Planning Boards, and learned that only about 8% of the total acreage is now used for agriculture.

By Morton M. Hunt The New Yorker, November 1 , 1969P. 66 ANNALS OF AGRICULTURE about the decline of farming in Suffolk County, L.I. Writer looked through a copy of Part I of East Hampton's Comprehensive Plan as published in Jan., 1967 by the East Hampton Town and Village Planning Boards, and learned that only about 8% of the total acreage is now used for agriculture.

Another study, published in 2016 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that human-caused global warming, and the subsequent drying of forests, had nearly doubled the total acreage of forests burned across the country since 1984.

The fact that it has taken decades for the resistance of triticale to be overcome is probably because the total acreage of the crop is still small compared to wheat and barley.

(A spokeswoman declined to confirm the total acreage of church holdings).

It's an industry that has thrived recently: the total acreage of strawberry fields grew by 35% in California from 2002 to 2012, according to the US Department of Agriculture.

By entering into the deal with the village, it has won approval for the development, but in modified form: the church will cluster the houses it builds, ultimately helping the village to increase the total acreage of public land at the site.