Sentence examples for permit crop from inspiring English sources

Its commanders promptly informed Ambassador Wood that they would only permit crop eradication if the State Department paid large cash stipends to the farmers for the value of their opium crop.

At that time they inhabited the fertile southwestern Cape region as well as its more arid hinterland to the northwest, where rainfall did not permit crop cultivation, but they may once have grazed their stock on the more luxuriant central grasslands of Southern Africa.

Analysts argue, for instance, that a general warming of the planet will permit crops to be grown in now-barren areas, such as Inner Mongolia.

The Midwest is blessed with vast expanse of fertile land and great human talent as nowhere else in the world, coupled with an extensive inland waterway system permitting crop production to reach world markets.

In addition, for the main straw-producing crop, winter wheat, N levels of 100%, 110%, 75%and50%0% of the recommended amount are permitted crop choices within the model, with 110% allowing for farmer over application cf. the RB209 guidelines.

First, if different kinds of soil exist on the farm, a monoculture system may permit each crop to be grown on the soil best suited to it.

Phenotypic plasticity appears to be an important factor in explaining trait variation observed in noug in farmer's fields, and plasticity may permit the crop to produce reasonable yields even in diverse conditions.

Life in the caatinga country thus depends on irrigation; the federal government has built a number of reservoirs; however, the nature of the hilly land permits irrigated crops to be raised only around the margins of the lakes behind the dams.

Through a series of questions about local recognition, participants were asked about political and social contestation over corridor segments and resting points, formal and informal recognition by the CR, and the degree to which each segment and resting point were taken into account in decisions to permit or prohibit cropping and payments for crop damage.

Enlargements of the esophagus, collectively called the crop, permit the temporary storage of food prior to digestion.

Soils with higher tolerance to erosion in terms of T-factor (the maximum rate of soil erosion permitting a high crop productivity) also appeared to be protective.