Sentence examples for timber crops from inspiring English sources

Later, the use of perennial species expanded to forage crops, such as alfalfa, and the production of timber crops to produce building materials.

Governmental and institutional support and involvement would be instrumental in facilitating adoption of adaptation options such as joint-production of tea with valuable timber crops.

And in poorer countries economic development has brought changes such as the diminishing use of wood as a household fuel – which exerts a heavy burden on forest resources, and results in shorter rotations of timber crops.

Since the beginning of the nineteenth century and even earlier, marram grass and pine planting was aimed to stabilize dunes, therefore protecting human settlements from invasive sand and providing timber crops.

Adam believes that there is room for all sorts of woodland in our islands: wild native forest in remote areas, managed native woodland and intensively cultivated timber crops too.

Areas with a high density of porcupines were found to have extensive damage to timber crops.

These conifers are now reaching maturity and are ready to be cut down as a timber crop.

However, it is possible that a forest can be managed in such a way that a modest timber crop may be harvested indefinitely year after year if annual harvest and the losses due to fire, insects, diseases, and other destructive agents are counterbalanced by annual growth.

Here, a tree could be chosen as part of the usual timber crop, but it would be in the context of high-level sustainable forestry practice.

New Zealand children's daily exposure to production forestry is usually, if at all, as a distant landscape view, or a timber crop on a logging truck.

Timber, crop residues, and other biological energy sources are important for more than two billion people [1].