Sentence examples for share of grain from inspiring English sources

The region is responsible for the lion's share of grains grown in the U.S., and Iowa is responsible for the lion's share of grain grown in the region.

Higher share of grain ration land in total land at the village level means there are more security rights for the village farmers.

For the years of 1995 and 2002, the land security measure is defined by using a variable which measures the share of grain ration land in total land at the village level.

Land security at village level is measured by means of an indicator that combines information on the share of grain ration land relative to the village total land and whether or not the village retained some flexible land.

The treatment group consists of individuals aged 16 to 65 in villages that have higher security rights (i.e., the village share of grain ration land in total land is above the mean value for years 1995 and 2002, and there is no flexible land in the collective for the year of 2008).

In particular, for the years of 1995 and 2002, the indicator for land security at village level is coded as one if the share of grain ration land in total land at the village dimension is above the mean value of the year; meanwhile, for the year of 2008, it is coded as one if the village retained some flexible land that year.

In this case, the following crop rotation constraints were assumed for conventional agriculture in Austria: the share of grains in crop rotation should be < 65%; the share of oil seeds, < 25%; the share of legumes, < 25%; and the share of root crops, < 50%.

This week it grew stronger after two Western news agencies reported that farmers would be free to decide what to do with a larger share of their grain surplus, after handing over a quota to the state.

Stalin's project of farm collectivization "served well enough as a means whereby the state could determine cropping patterns, fix real rural wages, appropriate a large share of whatever grain was produced, and politically emasculate the countryside"; it also killed many millions of peasants.

At the time, Mexico was importing a good share of its grain.

In all four countries, as in others in the global South, a growing share of water, grain, land, forests, and climate "space" are being directed to the meat and dairy industries.