The long-term vineyard cultivation pattern induces spatial segregation of redistribution processes, with cumulative effects over several years that are responsible for rock fragment spatial variability in topsoil.
She finds that the middle class adopts a "concerted cultivation" pattern, arranging activities for children and not hesitating to intervene in children's activities.
It appears therefore that the small-scale fields do not follow a purely managed cultivation pattern.
Vineyards require a persistent cultivation pattern, and soil tillage operations can often affect vertical and lateral rock fragment distribution.
Shifting cultivation patterns in the steeply sloped sectors cause a succession of high, intermediate, and low soil loss regimes, which are important for understanding contemporary landscape dynamics and land degradation in the Guarapuava region.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Driven by soaring opium prices, farmers are expected to plant poppies at a sharply higher rate in parts of Afghanistan that were previously poppy free, the United Nations said Monday in its annual winter survey of poppy cultivation patterns in this country, the world's leading opium purveyor.
Accordingly, on the one hand, the WebGIS should enable access to relevant geodata describing the receiving environment, including information on cultivation patterns and conservation areas containing protected species and habitats.
Developing such curves and integrating them with the geostatistically derived maps help the water managers to make appropriate decision on how to exploit the aquifer; for instance, which crops or cultivation patterns are suitable for a specific year and which regions are critical that the farmers should be aware of (Ahmadi and Sedghamiz 2008).
As regards the land use role within the modeling procedure, the classes "road and rail networks and associated land", "permanently irrigated land" and "complex cultivation patterns" played a predominant role in assigning the vulnerable status to each cell in the study area.
In Spain, the conservation of the cereal-steppe avifauna, a community of European importance, relies on the continuity of low-intensity cereal systems and traditional cultivation patterns.
