Sentence examples for unfavourable soil from inspiring English sources
The majority of the area is used for farmland despite unfavourable soil conditions.
The majority are most likely to be found in damp heaths, bogs, swamps, and muddy or sandy shores where water is at least seasonally abundant and where nitrogenous materials are often scarce or unavailable because of acid or other unfavourable soil conditions.
Saline and sodic soils in arid and semi-arid areas cause unfavourable soil physical and chemical properties, which would impose restrictions on plant growth (Jalali et al. 2017).
Machines used for final felling operations are heavy and the risk for rutting and soil compaction can be considerable under unfavourable soil conditions.
Even under unfavourable soil conditions with a low N and P supply, above-ground biomass production ranged from 2.5 to 11.7 tons dry matter per hectare.
Even under unfavourable soil conditions with a low N and P supply, above-ground biomass production after 4 years ranged from 5.3 to 19.6 tons dry matter (DM) per hectare.
So the British report concedes that there is "a strong potential" for a resurgence in cultivation in the province in 2005-06.One reason for caution is that across Afghanistan last year many farmers grew poppy for the first time, with little skill, in unfavourable soils and in places too remote for the main drug traffickers to get to.
From this evidence, the Orma conclude that livestock grazed in unfavourable soils loses weight more rapidly, while livestock grazed in better quality soils gains weight.
Where unfavourable site or soil conditions prohibit the use of both absorption fields and seepage pits, mound systems may be utilized for on-site sewage disposal.
In particularly unfavourable or unstable soils, accidents caused by collapse of the excavation were not unknown.
The level of biodiversity in the low-grade land unsuitable for food production may be much lower than assumed in Fig. 1, in particular where the unfavourable conditions result from soil degradation or contamination.
