Sentence examples for poor quality land from inspiring English sources

The reasons are severe soil erosion resulting from flood-prone topography, intense rainfall with short duration and poor quality land management practices (see Fig. 7).

Microalgae is being investigated as a renewable transportation fuel feedstock based on various advantages that include high annual yields, utilization of poor quality land, does not compete with food, and can be integrated with various waste streams.

Areas of poor quality land could not support the weight of horses desired by Henry VIII, and were exempted because of "their rottenness... [They] are not able to breed beare and bring forth such great breeds of [stallions] as by the statute of 32 Henry VIII is expressed, without peril of miring and perishing of them".

In addition, landfills can actually improve poor-quality land.

Like most of his people, his family squats on poor-quality land belonging to non-Batwa.

Opened in 1821, poor-quality land was reclaimed for around forty years.

The rugged land eventually became difficult to farm because of poor quality soil.

This Ricardian surplus land condition follows from the assumption that poor quality marginal land is unproductive in cultivation (Hansen 1979).

Other causes of backwardness include poor quality of land, low area under commercial crop, low crop density, poor doses of fertilizer, etc. Action is required to be taken in these mouzas for improving the level of development in agriculture sector.

In addition to providing food through milk and meat, livestock also provide hides, draught power, manure for fertiliser, building and fuel, capital reserves and cultural services and in many marginal regions are the only useful way of utilising poor quality grazing land.

But especially at a Fleadh in County Kerry, the Clare style faces its southern rival, the Sliabh Luachra (pronounced sleeve LUA-kra) style, a reference to the poor quality of the land in Kerry, Cork and Limerick.