Sentence examples for small cropland from inspiring English sources
Under conditions of low yields and small cropland areas, ruminant-based diets have an advantage over monogastric-based diets.
During a 2-month campaign (mid-March to mid-May 2015), N2O fluxes were measured in a small cropland area (∼km2) (i) continuously at the plot scale using automatic chambers in a wheat field, (ii) punctually on a group of 16 plots including different types of soils and crops using a mobile chamber (fast-box), and (iii) continuously at the landscape scale by eddy covariance using a 15-m height mast.
Researchers at the Economic Research Service/USDA have examined changes in farm size in the US and found that larger farms (at least 2000 acres of cropland) had increased from 24.1%% in 2001 to 34.3 % in 2011, and the number of small croplands (1 49 acres) had sharply increased by 100,000 over the same period (MacDonald et al. 2013).
In this context, scenarios that rely on smaller cropland areas and lower land use intensity levels could be favourable.
But virtually no federal money is earmarked for other nearby levees that protect smaller communities, cropland and the conduits that bring drinking water to Southern California.
As discussed in the "Fire prevalence" section, our results show that burned extents were smaller in croplands than in other cover types.
As discussed in the " Fire prevalence" section, our results show that burned extents were smaller in croplands than in other cover types.
The smallholder farming systems have subsisted all these years and are quite efficient, given the small size of cropland properties.
ETA values > 1 usually represent regions with large areas of inaccessible land with small areas of cropland.
As mentioned earlier in this paper, ETA values >1 usually represent regions with large areas of inaccessible land with small areas of cropland.
In 1938, the watershed was comprised of a large area of forest (689.8 hectare), an area of grassland (97.08 hectare) and a small area of cropland (52.19 hectare).
