Sentence examples for productive valley from inspiring English sources

David Martin, a farmer with a herd of 230 cows, whose family have been farming in the valley since the 1930s, said: "This is a very fertile, productive valley.

It is a glorious productive valley and these people, like you and I, don't want it turned into an absolute wasteland, an industrial wasteland," he told listeners.

This technique - digue filtrante" in French - is particularly popular where villagers have experienced the gullying of previously productive valley bottoms, resulting in floodwater no longer spreading naturally.

It is known that a number of so-called Aryan groups filtered into the more productive valleys during the Vedic period (c. 1500 to 500 bce) and assimilated the pre-Aryan population.

This demographic pulse resulted in a much denser human population in the productive valleys rather than in the hills, and in the reclamation of new areas for cultivation and grazing in the hilly regions [30].

In the largest farm-to-city water transfer in U.S. history, farmers in California's highly productive Imperial Valley agreed in 2003 to send San Diego County enough water to meet the household needs of close to one million people each year.

But like many others here, he worries that treating the water, though it may remove harmful contaminants, will also strip away some of the natural fertilizers that even the authorities here say have helped make this valley so productive.

Considered one of the world's most productive agribusiness regions, the valley depends on immigrant labor.

Themselves productive and welcoming, the valleys are cut off from the coast to the south and west, and the rest of Mexico, to the northwest, by steep mountains and arduous roads.

On the ground, tenure review in New Zealand has often resulted in land above 1,000 m altitude becoming public conservation land administered by the Department of Conservation, while productive land along river valleys and lakeshores has been converted to freehold (in some countries called fee-simple title) and opened to development.

I like to think that this plan may influence some people to keep their lands in the Lower Hudson Valley forested and productive, instead of selling it off for development.