Sentence examples for stable crop from inspiring English sources
If AGRA can provide farmers with more resilient seed varieties and if it can then supplement them with strategies to enhance soil fertility, greater and more stable crop yields will result.
Crop rotation and NT, allowed high and stable crop yields, especially under water-stress conditions.
This approach needs to be based on developing more stable crop environments that can limit fundamental niches available for exploitation by sporadic pest populations, and increasing crop resilience to resident herbivores.
Smuggler is characterized by slightly lower but more stable crop yields.
Different types of urban agriculture exist: basic backyard farming in or around the house, cultivation of stable crops such as maize on (temporary) fallow land, and cultivation of ornamental plants, mostly along roadsides.
Rice is the stable food crop in India with world ranking one in area (42.6 Mha) and second to China in production (104.80 Mt) during 2014 15.
Food security is only mentioned within the schemes of ISCC and RSB and refers to local food security, indicating therefore the non-interference of biomass provision in stable food crop production [48, 49].
Agricultural industry is directly affected by climatic conditions and changes; therefore, it is essential to understand the effects of climate change on agricultural water resources and to minimize negative effects on stable and sustainable crop production.
Financial services are lucrative and provide a much more stable income than crops and fickle tourists.
This study demonstrates that beyond its applicability for palaeodietary reconstruction, analysis of stable isotopes of archaeological crop and animal remains has important implications for understanding the relationship between humans, plants and animals in an archaeological context.
Only under the most favorable conditions (recessive resistance, refugia >30% and density dependence throughout the crop) was stable resistance management possible with damage-avoiding oviposition.
