Sentences with phrase «traditional agriculture»

Some European lands have been progressively alleviated of human pressures, particularly traditional agriculture in remote areas.

ICE also offers grains including ICE Canola and several traditional agriculture contracts in corn, wheat and soybeans.

The first, he said, was vertical farming, which would have used one - tenth the water and one one - hundreth of the land demanded by traditional agriculture.

We can continue, profitably, to displace traditional agriculture, based on solar energy and human and animal labor, with petroleum - based agriculture requiring far less labor.

«We are going to change the world, but we don't expect it will overtake traditional agriculture in the foreseeable future.

Economists are also sounding the alarm, cautioning in a series of articles set to be published in Human Ecology that government policies that have forced these farmers to abandon traditional agriculture practices will leave them vulnerable to future fluctuations in rubber prices.

Much of the irrigation water in traditional agriculture runs off the soil or evaporates before it reaches the roots.

When I asked Alina Zolotareva, the farm's marketing manager, if she sees this system becoming the future of farming, she said, «Vertical farming won't ever replace traditional agriculture, but it can make a really big dent.»

Subak Museum is a museum of Balinese traditional agriculture tools and old documentation about Subak Organization which has famous in the world and best places to visit to see agricultural tool of Balinese people

Sustainable traditional agriculture in the Tai Lake Region of China.

Engravers responded to the arrival of Europeans with lively, sometimes humorous enumerations of rifles and hats — or more somber arrays of severed heads, the result of colonial revolts — all set alongside scenes of traditional agriculture and village activities.

«We have other investments in traditional agriculture, but they don't get me nearly as excited.»

Researchers theorize that these plant species evolved over millennia to coexist with traditional agriculture.

Nor is there such a thing as a miracle variety of wheat, rice, or maize which can serve as an elixir to cure all ills of a stagnant, traditional agriculture.

Agroecology is a vast subject which comprises of many intricate concepts and topics such as Agro-population Ecology, Indigenous Agroecology, Inclusive Agroecology, Agronomy, Organic Farming, Traditional Agriculture, Permaculture, Silviculture and so forth.