Sentences with phrase «gains as agriculture»

It is hoped that with this, Osun farmers will begin to count gains as agriculture would be commercialised while our state would become training centre for her peers in agriculture sector.

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Gaining the correct experience that will help you develop your career in sustainable agriculture requires dedication, knowledge and sometimes volunteering, but above all else, a group of colleagues and mentors from a variety of different disciplines and sectors is crucial to growing as a researcher and scientist.

Short - sighted economic gains such as land grabbing, unplanned urban sprawl, unsustainable agriculture and over-consumption lead to unsustainable land use, which eventually causes degradation and loss of critical ecosystem services.

Although the country's demographers projected major future gains in population, Gasana said that he did not see how Rwanda would reach 10 million inhabitants without social disorder «unless important progress in agriculture, as well as other sectors of the economy, were achieved.»

While trying to determine whether a forest was felled above the legal yield can be tricky, conversion of forest to agriculture can be detected fairly easily from satellite imagery, and tools such as Global Forest Watch allow anyone with an internet connection to access remote - sensed images of forest losses and gains.

Experiences gained in certain types of activities are shared among the partners in the RUAF network, systematised, and published as RUAF working papers, policy briefs, guidelines, training manuals, and so on and disseminated to various types of users, through the RUAF website, the Urban Agriculture Magazine, and the publication of books and working papers

As organic agriculture has scaled up, it has gained credibility in the marketplace as well as on the farAs organic agriculture has scaled up, it has gained credibility in the marketplace as well as on the faras well as on the faras on the farm.

Would it mean that multinationals such as transgenic giant Monsanto would gain even greater control over global agriculture markets and poor farmers in their choice of using or not using genetically modified seed varieties, which Monsanto owns questionably but profitably as «intellectual property»?

Biochar, the charcoal - like material sometimes touted as a miracle cure for global warming, might first gain economic traction as a weapon against local air pollution, research by the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates.

For example, they will gain valuable experience in teams such as personal injury, family law, corporate, IP, media, agriculture and commercial property.