Sentence examples for pest weed from inspiring English sources

Soil nutrient, pest, weed, and irrigation water management on each field was based on individual farm's management schemes.

HDRA, the organic organisation, has a research department carrying out projects in such areas as pest, weed, and disease management and soil nutrient dynamics.

The meta-analysis particularly mentioned measures for more efficient water use in both dryland and irrigated farming, improvements in organic matter accumulation in soils and pest, weed, and disease control emphasizing in-field biodiversity as measures that yielded both positive impacts on yield and an improved supply of ecosystem services.

Other Foundation-supported projects address factors such as harsh winters, disease and insect pests, weed management, and short growing seasons that are perennial challenges for grape production in New York.

However, this species is susceptible to pests, weed competition, drought, and hot weather, which make it difficult to maintain T. caerulescens in the field (Assunção et al., 2003a; Kayser et al., 2000; Vangronsveld et al., 2009).

Novel crops will also have suites of pests, weeds and diseases that will impact pest management systems in neighbouring crops.

Pesticides constitute a heterogeneous category of chemicals specifically designed for the control of pests, weeds or plant diseases.

Crop Rotation on Organic Farms: A Planning Manual helps farmers use rotations to build better soil; control pests, weeds and diseases; and develop profitable farms.

At the same time, the frequent damage from pests, weeds and diseases has led to the high input of chemical inputs with resulting soil deterioration in Taiwan.

When she learnt that rice farmers around her university were struggling with pests, weeds and the health threat of chemical pesticides, Yusup started developing safer biopesticides based on compounds from plants.

There is need for greater vigil against alien invasive species, since with growing world trade in food grains and other agricultural commodities, there is an increasing possibility of introducing new pests, weeds and harmful micro-organisms.