Sentence examples for preparing land for from inspiring English sources

This year, the rains have been regular and Ogwal's family is preparing land for planting rice in August.

3. The District could spend $150 million preparing land for the stadium, but the team could fail to build it.

Now that it has been isolated, scientists can try to determine how the compound works and how it might be beneficial to agriculture -- by speeding up the germination of certain weed species, for example, when preparing land for cultivation.

According to Rodrigo Rodrigues of Agrifirma, a company that buys and farms virgin cerrado, preparing land for its first crop deep-tilling, root-picrop deep-tilling so on—means passing over it 15 times, which costs as much as the land itself.

Instead, it was root-plowing, the practice of preparing land for cattle grazing by tearing up plants at the root, as well as landowners closing their ranches to peyoteros that threatened the supply of peyote available to NAC members.

The Betsimaraka perform socio-religious practices when preparing land for tavy but not paddy.

There are also plenty of open lots where developers have prepared land for future Maricopans.

Outside these reserves, much of the forest cover has been destroyed through regular burning to prepare land for farming or to facilitate hunting.

Slash-and-burn is the more "efficient" way to prepare land for cultivation; it is fast and increases the fertility of the soil.In what he proposes as a compromise between the law and tradition, Mr Rampangilei says local authorities should work with the farmers so that not all land is cleared at the same time.

In societies experiencing shifting cultivation where land is cleared quickly and farmed until the soil loses fertility, slash and burn clearing is often considered the least expensive way to prepare land for future use.

But when that committee returned a report suggesting that fire could be used to clear and prepare land for large-scale agriculture and sedentary settlements, the prime minister was clearly less than impressed.