Sentence examples for productive crop from inspiring English sources

In the end Shroff's firm may find the payoff on its Advanta acquisition a long way from the U.S. Advanta's research director, Alan Scott, explains: "Corn is a highly productive crop in a good production area.

The solar trade association's advice goes further, recommending highly productive crop land be avoided and only land graded 3b, 4 or 5 be developed for solar farms.

CEO Professor Sayed Azam Ali believes bambara is "just the sort of climate-resilient, nutritious and potentially productive crop that should be a crop of the future".

Traditionally the Sahel – a semi-arid strip of land, south of the Sahara Desert – is one of Africa's most productive crop regions.

"Palm oil is a very productive crop, and switching to another oil like oil-seed rape or soy, just means that more land is used globally to produce vegetable oil.

Overall, about one-third of our worldwide agricultural production depends to some extent on bee pollination, but less than 10 percent of the 100 most productive crop species depend entirely on it.

The region west of Adelaide has been settled for generations by farming families who have transformed a once hostile environment into productive cropping land.

The virtue of corn is that it is one of the most productive crops on the planet, a characteristic that has been greatly amplified by years of research and development.

Speaking at an international "nutrition summit" in London recently Prime Minister David Cameron described how the role of science is "about harnessing the power of innovation to develop better seeds and more nutritious and productive crops".

Through the market, water was dynamically allocated to the most productive water users: somebody with water but less productive crops still earned a living by not wasting water, selling it to farmers who were able to make the most of it.

Agro-ecosystem modeling and scenario analysis may therefore contribute to design productive cropping systems with low GHG emissions.