Sentence examples for suitable cropland from inspiring English sources

This result reflects the fact that the cellular modeling technique generally has more freedom to choose the most suitable cropland grid cells under the regional scenario than it does under the country scenario (i.e., the cellular model is allocating over a region rather than a country).

One way to reduce this nitrate load is to restore wetlands at suitable locations between croplands and receiving waters to remove run-off nitrate through denitrification.

For example, cropland suitability scores could be increased in grid cells in parts of the world that governments have targeted for cropland expansion or agricultural subsidies.

A lack of data prevents us from creating a cropland suitability map based on net revenues.

Overall, the five studied species were considered suitable for the afforestation of degraded croplands, while the early growth and establishment of saplings could be boosted by irrigation and a supply of manure.

Most suitable locations for puma were away from cropland or urban areas and from roads.

More than 12 million hectare of cropland in the US Midwest are suitable for implementing CD; however, the effectiveness of the practice can vary across the region with the variation in environmental conditions and management practices.

Cropland expansion only occurs on land that is arable, is not in protected areas, and has not been allocated to urban expansion (i.e., we assume that urban land expansion will outbid cropland expansion on land highly suitable for both [4]).

For this reason, we dropped lands which are not suitable for crop production or their conversion to cropland is prohibited across the world for environmental protection reasons.

Historical habitat assessments are unavailable, but just between 1992 and 2002, up to 8.6% of suitable rangeland (3.2 million acres) was converted to pastures or croplands.

Between 54% and 68% of suitable habitat has already been converted to unsuitable land cover types (e.g. croplands, plantations), and only between 10% and 20% of suitable land cover is categorised as fully protected according to the IUCN criteria.