Sentence examples for soil expert from inspiring English sources

In 1988, guests included Paul Pontallier, Château Margaux's managing director; May-Eliane de Lencquesaing, then the owner of Château Pichon-Lalande; Alain Carbonneau, a grapevine specialist from the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique; and Gérard Seguin, a soil expert from the University of Bordeaux.

She is also doing research with Eric T. Fleisher, a Manhattan horticulturist and soil expert, to see if building up the natural organisms in her soil, by using compost, teeming with beneficial organisms, and watering plants with compost tea — an aerated solution of this rich compost, mixed with humic acid, kelp and molasses — will produce healthier plants.

A soil expert examined debris taken from Helen's feet after she was found dead in East Lothian in 1977.

The BBC's Clinton Rogers explores the extent of the damage on Michael Churches' farm on the Somerset levels and speaks to soil expert Stuart Fripp about the long term impact the floods may have on farming in the area.

The paper discusses the results of a fuzzy set algorithm used to compare the similarity between the map generated by LANDFORM and the visual photo-interpretation conducted by a soil expert over the same area.

"Many farmers are just trying to stay alive, and are not concerned about carbon storage," said Ronald Amundson, a soil expert at the University of California, Berkeley.

Soil experts say plowing the soil releases carbon stored underground, it degrades the soil and contributes to soil erosion and other problems.

Usually construction of a fuzzy membership function requires knowledge on soil-landscape relationships obtained from local soil experts or from extensive field samples.

The system is based on the statements of a group of soil experts relating physical soil quality to packing density, penetration resistance, air capacity and saturated hydraulic conductivity according to their personal experience or expertise.

This technique could be used in soil survey to extrapolate obvious soil landscape relationships from one site to another, allowing soil experts to concentrate their field mapping effort in unique areas.

When a lot of dead fuel remains on the ground, fires burn hotter and damage the soil, experts said.