Sentence examples for the uncultivated elements from inspiring English sources

In most intensively-managed European farming systems, the uncultivated elements present are linear features in the landscape, typically field margins, verges and watercourses.

Their effects on biodiversity have been documented at local scales in terms of agricultural practices and management of uncultivated elements, more than at the landscape level.

But, in general, the uncultivated land was a conservation godsend.

(One favored resource is the uncultivated parts of organic farms).

The uncultivated land runs to moors & forests, & there are many streams and rivers that end up in estuaries & inlets.

Back then, farmers and peasants occupied the uncultivated lands of rich landowners who refused to concede them, despite a law obliging them to do so.

In the minds of the ancient Hindus, Shiva was the divine representative of the uncultivated, dangerous, and unpredictable aspects of nature.

fAn ETA > 1 means that the uncultivated land is more productive than the existing land.

The uncultivated conditions beneath the woodlot areas appeared to provide an environment conducive to attenuation of nitrate but not bacteria.

The uncultivated wetlands occupy only 11% of the site but account for approximately 23% of SOC stores.

DNA isolation, the first step in capturing the uncultivated majority, has seen many advances in recent years.