Sentence examples for tillable soil from inspiring English sources

Officials at his residence scoffed at his request to tear up the lawn behind the building, so he began canvassing the neighborhood for some tillable soil.

Finally, the virtually unrivaled natural resources of the United States -- vast expanses of land, tillable soil, large bodies of fresh water, and natural gas -- will become the sources of future competitive advantage, as will the absolutely unrivaled diversity of the country's human resource base.

Two hundred sixty acres of rented tillable land meet the forage needs of the herd.

The nearest tillable land was on the lower eastern slopes of Devil's Peak and Table Mountain and, farther to the southeast, at Rondebosch, Newlands, and Wynberg.

In the U.S. group, St. Thomas, composed primarily of a ridge of hills running east and west with branching spurs, has little level, tillable land.

St. John three miles east across Pillsbury Sound from St. Thomas and lying closest to the British Virgin Islands—has steep, lofty hills and valleys but little level, tillable land.

"The U.S. is sitting on one of the biggest chunks of tillable land in the world.

Food diversity is limited by the low availability of tillable land.

Decreasing pastoral lands, decreasing available tillable land, decreasing wild game, and decreasing available water all add up to more strife, Scholes says.

Throughout much of the state, subsurface drainage has been necessary to make wet soils tillable and productive.

In recent years, the authors of the Journal of Soil and Water Conservation article defined guidelines for interpretation of NMBs by combining balances per tillable acre and per 100 pounds of milk produced.