Not exact matches
Planted last November, I've had my eye on this fava
crop for a
while now.
While creamers have not reached quite this degree of novelty, the fact that the current
crop of
plant - based creamers are line extensions of
plant - based milk beverages is of critical significance.
While our organization has branched out (pun intended) since its founding 30 years ago to protect temperate forests (such as those in the Appalachian mountains), and tropical forests in Africa and Asia, our first efforts were focused on the rainforests of Latin America, working with farmers and foresters there to improve their lives and livelihoods so they wouldn't have to clear trees to
plant crops or sell timber.
Every vineyard is
planted with winter cover
crops intended to hold precious soils in place
while their roots host a rich mixture of beneficial micro-organisms that provide nutrition to the vines.
While April is too soon to
plant most
crops outside in the Chicagoland area, experts say it's the perfect time to plan the garden's layout and prepare the soil to get it conditioned for summer vegetables.
While farmers concentrate on high - carbohydrate
crops like rice and potatoes, the mix of wild
plants and animals in the diets of surviving hunter - gatherers provides more protein and a bettter balance of other nutrients.
While farming methods vary, traditional manipulated «agroecosystems» generally differ from natural ecosystems in six ways: maintenance at an early successional state, monoculture,
crops generally
planted in rows, simplification of biodiversity, plough which exposes soil to erosion, use of genetically modified organisms and artificially selected
crops meanwhile agroecology tends to minimize the human impact.
As Carrillo explains, some mites prey on other bugs,
while some damage
plants and
crops.
If they're going to fulfill their promise, next - generation transgenics will have to do more than just protect
plants from pests or weeds: The race is on to create super
crops that will be more fruitful
while resisting droughts or floods.
While looking for ways to make tomatoes and other
crop plants more productive, BTI Assistant Professor Joyce Van Eck and former postdoctoral scientist Sarika Gupta developed a better method for «transforming» a tomato — a process that involves inserting DNA into the tomato genome and growing a new
plant.
British
crops are suited to temperatures below 25 °C,
while Miscanthus is more characteristic of subtropical
plants.
By growing trees, shrubs and other perennial
plants among
crops in the field, African farmers can revitalize some badly depleted soils
while raising food yields
Reisig found that approximately 40 percent of corn growers who used Bt corn would not
plant refuge
crops in the next growing season,
while another 25 percent weren't sure.
While corn and soy don't have close wild relatives in the United States, canola, another widely
planted GM
crop, does.
While modern research has shown this does increase
crop yields, unless the faeces are composted for many months before being added to the fields, it can result in the spread of parasite eggs that can survive in the grown
plants.
While the practice of splicing foreign DNA into food
crops has become common in corn and soy, few companies or researchers have dared to apply genetic engineering to
plants that provide an essential strut of the U.S. economy, trees.
While genetically modified
plants, fertilizers and pesticides have made
crop yields go a long way, the momentum sparked a couple of decades ago is steadily running out.
However, more atmospheric CO2 is predicted to increase
crop biomass and subsequent yields, and reduce water use by allowing
plant stomates to open over shorter periods, thus assimilating the same amount of atmospheric CO2
while conserving moisture (Cutforth et al. 2007).
An emerging method, which is kinder to the soils, is the use of roller - crimpers, which roll the
plants down and mechanically damage them by crimping them to form a weed - suppressing mat
while simultaneously plugging cash -
crop seeds through the mat and into the soil.
Dangl's aim is to more effectively combat microbial pathogens and pests that harm
crop yield,
while simultaneously diminishing the use of chemicals to control
plant disease.
And
while it's great to buy organic, some of us may be far removed from the idea of sticking our hands in the pesticide - free soil,
planting heirloom seeds, watering the
crop, and nurturing it to full harvest.
While harvesting, transporting, and preparing the
plant for consumer use, oat straw has the potential to be contaminated with other gluten - rich
crops.
The average
plant crop receives ten applications of pesticides — from
planting to storage —
while cows generally graze on pasture that is unsprayed.
Vegetables, for their part, refer to any of the edible portions of an herbaceous
plant crop, such as its leaves, stems, flowers, bulbs, and roots; for example, spinach is considered a leafy vegetable,
while broccoli florets (flowers) and celery stalks are both examples of edible
plant parts as well.
FThe global industrial food system relies on
crops that have been bred primarily for higher yield and ease of transport,
while farmers involved in local food systems often place a higher value on
plant varietals that are more nutritious by virtue of their variety (i.e., not bred for yield alone) or by their method of production.
While there is a little bit of work involved to get to the results --(if you want the harvest, you have to first
plant the
crop)-- the best thing about growing your influence through publicity is that so many times one appearance leads to more appearances.
As spring ended, and summer came on,
crops were fully
planted and money was tight — as September / October arrived, it was always v touch - and - go for a
while, but then money started sloshing» round the economy as harvesting was completed.
We want to keep the essential part of farming, such as
planting your own
crops and watching it grow,
while taking out much of the daily routine associated with it to give the player more time to explore the world.
While planting and growing
crops is always a bit boring, raising animals is a joy.
The family uses their home - grown
crops in the top level kitchen,
while the
plants keep the air inside fresh and clean.
While many standard garden vegetables can not be
planted outside or started from seed until the soil is fully warmed and the threat of frost is past, a variety of other cool season spring
crops can be started right now, giving you a jump start on the gardening season and putting food on your plate long before the summer vegetables come in.
But
while some of these lands could support bioenergy
plants, the opportunity costs of doing so are high in a world that needs at least 70 percent more
crops, livestock, and commercial timber by 2050.
Advances in
plant science could help increase yields
while at the same time reducing the use of fertiliser and pesticides - though the use of genetic modification to generate more suitable
crop varieties remains controversial.
Along with the hot summer, annual precipitation for 2003 was as much as 12 inches (300 millimeters) below normal, leaving most of Europe in a drought.21 Damages to the agricultural sector were estimated at more than U.S. $ 16 billion (more than $ 13 billion).3, 21 Many areas saw an increase in wildfires,
while low water levels in major rivers led to problems ranging from irrigating
crops to cooling power
plants.4, 21,22
While 2008 had horrible floods in the midwest, we still produced the second largest corn crop on record, while using less fertilizer than previous years, due to more efficient planting and growing met
While 2008 had horrible floods in the midwest, we still produced the second largest corn
crop on record,
while using less fertilizer than previous years, due to more efficient planting and growing met
while using less fertilizer than previous years, due to more efficient
planting and growing methods,
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Strip
cropping permits soil moisture to accumulate on the fallowed strips,
while the alternating
planted strips reduce wind speed and hence erosion on the idled land.
Microbes have the potential to dramatically reduce the need for synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides,
while improving
crop yields and
plant health.
Plant breeding innovation holds enormous promise for helping protect
crops against drought and diseases
while increasing nutritional value and eliminating allergen.
While these
crops do not require regulatory oversight, we do have an important role to play in protecting
plant health by evaluating products developed using modern biotechnology.