Sentence examples for production land from inspiring English sources

A significantly large area of the Cheleleka wetland watershed has non-tolerable soil erosion that threatens annual crop production, land productivity, and hydrological functioning of the area.

In the world of trade, most developing countries should have an advantage in agrculture, because their production, land and labor costs are low.

The titular wealth they speak of comes from substituting "ever-more-refined knowledge for the traditional factors of industrial production — land, labor and capital".

Biofuels are likely to be cheap to produce, and although modern biofuels based on crop wastes or saltwater agriculture minimise competition with food production, land availability will always impose a natural limit on production.

After acknowledging some of the failings of the dismal science, the article ended with the suggestion that the answer might lie in a return to the classical economists.The classical economists based their analysis on three factors of production: land, labour and capital.

To contain these floods and harness the might of an entire river system for purposes of navigation, power production, land reclamation, and watershed development, the Tennessee Valley Authority was established in 1933, and it quickly became one of the chief factors influencing the ecology of the Southern Appalachian region.

Beaton's career as a photographer took off while still a student at Cambridge, when his pictures of a college theatrical production landed in British Vogue.

But neither the director here, Jason McConnell Buzas, nor any of the actors has a feel for the exquisite timing Mr. Ives's wordplay requires, and the production lands with a clank.

In order to ensure long term efficient, socially acceptable and sustainable electricity production, land-use conflicts should be addressed and properly managed through a comprehensive and balanced process.

However, compositional analyses revealed lower numbers of large individuals (⩾10 cm DBH) in both late-successional and non-vertebrate-dispersed species in the plantations, indicating the difficulty of retaining mature old-growth forest trees in production land-uses.

The land units on the farms were typified, the coverage of each type assessed, and farm activities to establish new non-production land units during the last 10 years were registered.