"Cultivation practices" refers to the various methods and techniques that people use to grow and care for plants or crops. It includes activities like planting, watering, fertilizing, weeding, and harvesting, which help plants grow healthily and produce a good yield.
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In the 20th century, carbon stocks fell dramatically due to deforestation, intensive farming and the associated
poor cultivation practices.
The effect
of cultivation practices on fruit quality and antioxidant capacity in Bluecrop variety (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) of highbush blueberries was evaluated from random samples of commercial late harvest fields.
Asia in particular offers a lot of opportunity for significant GHG mitigation, with improved or reformed livestock management and
rice cultivation practices found to offer the greatest reduction.
The
local cultivation practices currently followed for conventional rice varieties, including the application of fertilizer, crop protection products, and labor, are directly applicable to the cultivation of those varieties containing the GR2E nutritional trait.
Carlos Souza, a GIS expert and executive director of IMAZON, a charity involved with monitoring the Amazon, thinks that more control
over cultivation practices can be achieved with a system that predicts the most vulnerable areas for deforestation.
This phenomenon can be explained by the low quantities of organic matter returned to the soil without forest cover, as well
as cultivation practices which favour carbon losses.
Between the bleaching process and pesticide laced
cotton cultivation practices, disposable feminine hygiene products like sanitary pads and tampons are likely some of the most toxic personal care items women and girls use on a regular basis.
The Estate's tour offers an illuminating look back on Tobago's past through the lens of this industry, as well as a tour of their own facilities which use modern
eco-friendly cultivation practices.
Allen, the son of sharecroppers, who became a professional basketball player and later worked for Proctor and Gamble, shared hundreds of slides of how he has
transformed cultivation practices, using raised beds, composting, aquaculture and vermiculture (composting utilizing worms).
Agriculture in industrialized countries is generally much more energy intensive than in developing countries, although as they move to more
advanced cultivation practices, energy inputs tend to increase.
Right now, Brazilians produce palm oil on 70,000 hectares on land — which covers less than half of the country's demand — meaning most of it had to be imported from abroad
where cultivation practices have been criticized.
By collaborating on a wide scope of research including developing better rice varieties, strengthening rice - based farming systems, and improving
crop cultivation practices, Bangladesh raised its level of rice production and minimized the intensity of food insecurity during major floods and monsoons.
SUNY Sullivan and The Center for Discovery in Hurleyville received one of the first permits last year for ongoing research
of cultivation practices.
If we want to design agriculture for local ecosystems, suited to the specific soils, climates and
cultivation practices of local people, editing is at best a partial solution.
In this article, we investigate trends in global coffee distributions and
cultivation practices, and we review the potential impacts of these geographic and management changes on biodiversity, ecosystem services, resilience to climate change, and sustainable livelihoods.
No changes in farm management or
cultivation practices are anticipated should GR2E Golden Rice be adopted in agriculture in the future.
Although vintners are unlikely to change
their cultivation practices based on this research, Pelsy says, it is fascinating to finally understand the science behind farming techniques that stretch back thousands of years.
The extent of my farming and soil management knowledge is significant and covers a broad range of farming and crop controls, soil irrigation and
cultivation practices.