Sentence examples for remained fallow from inspiring English sources

The details of geophysical situation, soil characteristics and weather conditions during the investigating years are presented in the Table  1 and Figure  1.> The record of cropping scheme indicated that during 2009, the preceding year of field experimentation, stevia was grown for general purpose during spring season and remained fallow during winter.

Before the intervention of this new water management system, most of the land remained fallow during the dry season due to the lack of irrigation facility (Table 4).

However, most crop lands in the coastal areas of Bangladesh remain fallow in the dry season because surface water resources are saline and unsuitable for irrigation, while groundwater is not intensively utilized because of the fear of seawater intrusion into aquifers (Mondal et al. 2008).

"He has exhausted his powers or anticipated his strength," he added, "and ought now to remain fallow for a time".

Many sites that were to be developed under the old 421-a tax benefit remain fallow as the June deadline draws closer.

When Mr. Rosenstiel died in 1975, the estate was to again remain fallow as building after building fell into disrepair, including the manor house which had not been lived in for 65 years.

The developers knew that if the farm fields were to remain fallow, many of them would return to the native wetlands or sensitive habitats that are protected by the Coastal Act and when that happened, developers couldn't build on them.

Salinization from this source can be rapid in irrigated areas in hot climates where portions of the land remain fallow for extended periods.

For all plantain fields with fire exclusion, we found positive effects on the growth of remnant trees, and the proportion of tree seedlings remaining in fallow, suggesting that fallow recovery rates would be enhanced (Fig.  5).

Saturdays will remain mostly fallow, as they have been in recent years, but county members will now be guaranteed an increase in championship cricket on Sundays.

While at Bath, she would remain creatively fallow, barely writing at all.