Sentence examples for vital crops from inspiring English sources

Until 1964, more than three million of these workers migrated seasonally to pick vital crops like cotton or sugar beets in the Southwest.

A 45-day countdown for 3,000 white Zimbabwean farmers to abandon their land began today, but many vowed to stay put rather than watch vital crops rot because the nation is short of food.

When this happens, yields can improve by 15% in vital crops like wheat, rice and soybean.

July 17 (Reuters) - Broiling heat blanketed much of the U.S. Midwest again on Tuesday, exacerbating the region's worst drought in more than 50 years and devastating corn, soy and other vital crops.

The hardest hit areas were communities near major river systems, with the cyclone blocking roads, destroying a church, bridges, homes and gardens with vital crops such as coffee and copra destroyed.

BBID officials said it would "strangle family farms, kill vital crops, compromise thousands of livestock, raise consumer prices, destroy thousands of jobs, and ultimately eliminate the ability to farm the land".

Restricting the use of this vital crop protection technology will do nothing to help improve bee health".

In this part of DRC, the picture for food security is mixed: farmers are seeing encouraging results as they adopt simple methods recommended by NGOs, but renewed conflict is causing disruption and disease is killing off a vital crop.

The leaf area index (LAI) is an important key parameter allowing to derive vital crop information.

"The world's growing populations need to eat, so although vital crop nutrients that increase grain and oilseed yields may be delayed, they can't be avoided like most discretionary purchases".

It is also a vital crop to food security, accounting for almost 20% of the world's daily food consumption [ 37].