Sentence examples for spread of farming from inspiring English sources

The movement of people, rather than the copying of a practice, caused the spread of farming.

The dramatic surge in South America owns a lot to the spread of farming into the drylands of the cerrado in Brazil, which was previously not cultivated.

They analyse these data in combination with previous genomic datasets to update existing models of the early spread of farming into and across Europe.

In 2009 the Wildlife Conservation Society and the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute carried out an appraisal of the 30 or so corridors connecting the country's protected areas, concluding in their report that most of them were in a "critical condition" and that five were in an "extreme condition", threatened by the rapid spread of farming.

Yet Fuller says that the new finds do not necessarily indicate that the spread of farming needs to be radically redated.

Colin Renfrew, an archaeologist at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, agrees that the findings support a second, southern European spread of farming.

But to a fisherman, the thing that feels like the heart of the matter is not the depletion of wild prey fish or the risk of PCB contamination or the spread of farm-created diseases or any of the other scare stats listed on a standard antiaquaculture environmental leaflet.

When the sun rises, expect a beautiful spread of farm-fresh bacon and eggs, local coffee cake, English muffins, and fresh juices and coffee.

As most exotic salmonids are still farmed in open systems in Patagonia and other areas of the Southern Hemisphere (Pascual et al. 2007; Arismendi et al. 2009; Buschmann et al. 2009), better biocontainment, careful zoning and establishment of aquaculture-free areas would appear to be essential tools for managing further spread of farm escapees into these fragile ecosystems.

This essentially spreads the risks of farming across a group of investors.

The latest frontier is Africa, where there is a new scramble to spread the agroindustrial model of farming.