'tree cultivation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of growing and caring for trees. For example, "Tree cultivation is essential for maintaining healthy forests."
They are situated from lowlands to mountains, mostly in upland areas, where natural conditions are favorable for fruit tree cultivation.
Bosco's work includes facilitating nut tree cultivation, and co-developing culturally-specific curricula, resources, and activities to expand interest and consumption of nuts.
This study aimed at setting up a comprehensive approach on viticultural and olive tree cultivation environmental impact, through soil and landscape change analysis at the years 1965, 1990 , 1994and 2000, both at the catchment and province scales.
He heard lectures on applied mathematics, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, mineralogy, botany, natural history, physics, chemistry, accounting, tree cultivation, architecture, house building, and land surveying, and took studio classes in topographical drawing.
And as expected from a group of twenty-five, a wide range of interests was also represented: hydroponics, aquaponics, Christmas tree production, dairy management, grazing and pasture management, market gardening, agrotoursim, mushroom cultivation, livestock management, beekeeping, fruit tree cultivation, and more.
Along with an understanding of tree cultivation, high school interns and ex-offenders alike learn the value of leadership and multitasking, gain marketable job and mentoring skills, foster a sense of environmental stewardship, and make meaningful positive change in New Haven communities.
On the Nafūsah Plateau, however, where water is less readily available, a sophisticated agrarian system based on olive- and fruit-tree cultivation and associated livestock raising has evolved.
In addition, in some places where the markets of fruit tree products are functioning well, fruit trees cultivation offers great potential for income generation.
Limits to chestnut trees cultivation and techniques for the recovery of abandoned chestnut orchards Proceedings of the Meeting on Recovery and valorisation of chestnut orchard.
This pattern, combining tree crop cultivation with labor outflows, may represent a distinct "policy plantation" pathway of forest gain.
In the wild state, the plant becomes a round-headed tree; under cultivation, which improves the quality of the brew, it remains a small multistemmed shrub, requiring a minimum of two years between harvests for regrowth.
