It is up to you to revive the town
by planting crops, raising animals and adding features like trees, street lights, bushes, etc..
However, he said, the Farm Bureau does recognize that a cap - and - trade system can offer benefits to growers, who sequester carbon
by planting crops and trees.
By Marie Rohde The Pabst Farms developer slashed its property tax bill this year
by planting crops on 145 acres planned for commercial development, despite restrictions banning farming.
Summary: «When a group of Burmese refugees join the congregation, the pastor of a failing Anglican church attempts to aid
them by planting crops and enlisting the help of the community.»
Not exact matches
Israeli startup Prospera recently attracted $ 7 million to fund its approach, which is to install cameras along with other sensors in fields and compare
crops «leaf
by leaf» with its database of thousands of
plants to identify problems like pests, parasites and nutrient deficiencies.
A later link, also supplied
by Syngenta, is advanced
crop protection products to help
plants produce more food with minimum damage to the environment.
Well before modern genetic engineering technology was around, humans found ways to tweak the DNA of
plants by zapping it with chemicals or radiation — resulting in
crops that are not considered GMOs.
Late in the week, Statistics Canada released
planting plans
by farmers for the 2018
crops.
He violates Lev.19: 19
by planting two different
crops in the same field, as does his wife
by wearing garments made of two different kinds of thread (cotton / polyester blend).
Every field is carefully fenced in with paling formed of the mid-ribs of the palmyra - leaf, or
by rows of prickly
plants, aloes, cactus, euphorbias, and others; and every one is divided into small beds, each containing a different
crop; but the most frequent and valuable
crops are the ingredients for the preparation of curry; such as onions and chilies, which are exported to all parts of the coast and carried in large quantities into the interior.
Untreated manure of all types has the potential to pose a food safety risk, and farmers, organic and conventional alike, have traditionally mitigated this risk
by applying manure to their fields early in the season before they have
planted the
crop.
In 1986 Bob
planted his first organic certified
crop and was farming the entire farm organically
by 1989.
Organic farming puts carbon back into soils
by keeping them covered with
plants, increasing
crop diversity, composting and carefully planned grazing.
In addition, all Golden Rice field trials in the Philippines are conducted under permits issued
by the Bureau of
Plant Industry of the Department of Agriculture (DA - BPI), the national regulatory authority in the Philippines for
crop biotechnology R&D, after they established that the trials will pose no significant risks to human health and the environment.
The field trials were permitted
by the Department of Agriculture Bureau of
Plant Industry (DA - BPI), the national regulatory authority in the Philippines for
crop biotechnology research and development, after establishing that the trials will pose no significant risks to human health and environment.
Case Study 3: Plantwise — An Innovative Approach to Reduce
Crop Losses
by Sharing
Plant Health Knowledge Dr Washington Otieno, Plantwise Programme Executive, CABI
A research project funded
by the European Union found that the diversity of landscape and farming systems was greater in organic farms, regarding land use types,
crops, livestock,
plantings (hedges, solitary shrubs, trees) and flora.
Our mission is to conserve and promote America's culturally diverse but endangered garden and food
crop heritage for future generations
by collecting, growing, and sharing heirloom seeds and
plants.
Additional keywords:
crop improvement,
crop modelling, G × E, genotype
by environment interaction,
plant breeding, trait simulation.
Agroforestry practices provide cocoa farmers with resilience to climate change
by promoting the
planting of income generating hardwoods and other
crops among cacao tress well as conservation of forests for both shade and soil health.
We conserve and promote America's culturally diverse but endangered garden and food
crop heritage for future generations
by collecting, growing, and sharing heirloom seeds and
plants.
This is due to the more diverse
crop rotations and the longer period the soil is covered
by plants.
The following year's
crop will produce some hybrids, which are discernible
by extensive pod variation in shape and size on the same
plant.
Crop insurance provides growers with protection against crop production losses caused by drought, hail, excessive moisture, earthquake, fire, wildlife, failure of irrigation water supply or insects and plant disease (unless control measures have been insufficiently or improperly appli
Crop insurance provides growers with protection against
crop production losses caused by drought, hail, excessive moisture, earthquake, fire, wildlife, failure of irrigation water supply or insects and plant disease (unless control measures have been insufficiently or improperly appli
crop production losses caused
by drought, hail, excessive moisture, earthquake, fire, wildlife, failure of irrigation water supply or insects and
plant disease (unless control measures have been insufficiently or improperly applied).
At Clif Bar, the company is tackling the yield gap
by investing in
plant breeding, contributing to an agriculture fund that helps provide technical assistance to educate growers and investing in infrastructure that will help reduce the distance that organic producers must transport their
crops from the farm gate to the aggregator or processor, which is a significantly longer distance than for most conventional producers, Dillion said.
A 2014 report to the UK Council for Science and Technology, for instance, concluded that «it is not appropriate to have a regulatory framework that is based on the premise that GM
crops are more hazardous than
crop varieties produced
by conventional
plant breeding», citing two decades of extensive studies that have not revealed significant risks to human, animal or environmental health.
Genetically modified
crops are
plants in which genes are altered in the laboratory to make them perform in a very specific way, such as not being harmed
by certain herbicides.
I was lucky because I
planted early and managed to harvest all the fruit
by mid-March, but you can harvest until May and those who
planted a little later, like my best friend, have lost nearly all their
crop.
Landowners can practice conservation
by planting seedlings and wildflowers to provide wildlife food and habitat, shelter
crops and landscape, reduce heating / cooling expenses, protect water quality, reduce air pollution, and stabilize erodible land.
What's more, the rest of the
crop — the vast black - market portion — is
planted on public or tribal lands
by people who ignore the environmental consequences of their activity.
This can have a dramatic impact on
crops by reducing their yields and can endanger some species of
plant altogether.
A new understanding as to how
plants defend themselves against some pathogens that cause
crop diseases is proposed
by researchers from the University of Hertfordshire to help scientists breed new, more successful disease - resistant agricultural
crops.
By exploiting new molecular and genetic insights, the research, done in collaboration with Pierre de Wit from Wageningen Agricultural University in the Netherlands, provides a better understanding of the defense system of
crop plants against the damaging pathogens that grow in the spaces between
plant cells.
Tomato
plants deter attacks from a parasitic
plant that's known to ravage
crops by detecting one of its peptides, a new study reveals.
Built
by Precision Hawk of Indianapolis, the craft's thermal camera is meant to find outbreaks of insects and
crop disease, which show up as hotspots when stressed
plants lose their ability to regulate heat.
By turning
crops such as corn, sugarcane and palm oil into biofuels — whether ethanol, biodiesel, or something else — proponents hope to reap the benefits of the carbon soaked up as the
plants grow to offset the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted when the resulting fuel is burned.
«There are a lot of different pathways
by which temperature can negatively affect
crop yield: soil moisture deficit [or] heat directly damaging the
plants and interfering with their reproductive process.»
Using computer - generated test
crops of dwarf wheat and soybeans, a team led
by Federico Maggi at the University of Sydney in Australia simulated how these
plants take up nutrients from human...
Crops and weeds from this
plant family, which includes tobacco, produce chemicals such as nicotine that deter feeding
by most insects, but not M. sexta, which makes its physiology especially interesting to scientists.
Planting refuges near Bt
crops reduces the chances that two resistant insects will mate with each other, making it more likely they will breed with a susceptible mate, yielding offspring that are killed
by the Bt
crop.
Moreover, farmers may be able to adapt to many of the changes
by altering
planting times or the
crops they grow, says
plant physiologist Jerry Hatfield of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service in Ames, Iowa.
Although relatively new, they have become widely used because they are taken up
by all parts of a
plant, giving comprehensive protection against
crop pests.
Some
crop plants have recently been engineered
by modifying their nuclear genomes to produce dsRNA against certain insects.
By using an intensified management system that included increased
plant population, transgenic (Bt trait) insect resistance, strobilurin - containing fungicide, balanced
crop nutrition (phosphorus - sulfur - zinc), and supplemental side - dressed nitrogen, the researchers saw a yield increase of 28 percent more corn grain compared to that of a standard management system.
The petition, which is the first organized
by individual scientists in support of GM technology, yielded more than 1,400 signatures from
plant science experts supporting the American Society of Plant Biologists» (ASPB) position statement on genetically modified (GM) crops, which states that they are «an effective tool for advancing food security and reducing the negative environmental impacts of agriculture.&r
plant science experts supporting the American Society of
Plant Biologists» (ASPB) position statement on genetically modified (GM) crops, which states that they are «an effective tool for advancing food security and reducing the negative environmental impacts of agriculture.&r
Plant Biologists» (ASPB) position statement on genetically modified (GM)
crops, which states that they are «an effective tool for advancing food security and reducing the negative environmental impacts of agriculture.»
Among proposed changes: more widespread adoption of so - called no - till farming, a practice that involves leaving unharvested
crop stalks and other
plant matter behind in the field undisturbed
by plows and other soil - agitating instruments.
«We hope that the consensus among
plant scientists presented here is heard
by policymakers, the business community, and, more importantly, the general public and initiates a new conversation on how best to implement GM tools to improve
crops for sustainable agriculture.
Corn yields with today's hybrids do have the potential to increase with the application of protection chemicals and
by making
crop nutrients more
plant - available,» she said.
Today, much of the abandoned farmland where second - generation bioenergy
crops could grow is degraded and dominated
by invasive
plants, says Phil Robertson, an ecologist at Michigan State University's W. K. Kellogg Biological Station in Hickory Corners.
Once harvested, these
crops would get ferried
by truck or train to power
plants and other industrial facilities where, along with waste from food
crops and timber harvests, they would be burned for heat or electricity, or converted to ethanol and other liquid biofuels.