Sheltered valleys in irrigated sections have proved the best for intensive cultivation.

From whom can I receive instruction or information regarding intensive cultivation?

In some parts of Mexico, for the same reasons, intensive cultivation has reached a high development.

Foster thought these sharp transitions from intensive cultivation to the sterile wilds were characteristic of southern Scotland.

Later, under intensive cultivation, we shall be enabled to support a very much larger population on fewer acres.

It doesn't pay-exceptwith intensive cultivation.

These scientific, intensive cultivation farmers of California are not in your class when it comes to utilizing the sunshine.

Yet we will demand the intensive cultivation of the national estate, and increased production of wealth, especially of food-stuffs.

Vanilla is the second most expensive spice in the world, after saffron, a result of its long and labour- intensive cultivation.

By intelligent labor and intensive cultivation they were able to restore much of the worn-out soil to its original fertility.

Even the earliest forms of intensive cultivation demand the practice of the fundamental processes of husbandry-ploughing ,manuring ,sowing ,weeding ,reaping

The states along the Atlantic seaboard have all the facilities for successful intensive cultivation- adensepopulation and idle, cultivable land.

Plus, the crop's fertilizer- intensive cultivation pollutes waterways, and increased demand drives up food costs (corn prices doubled last year).

This intensive cultivation of the blind eye raised me to the position of a friendly neutral and gained for me their confidence.

It matters not how small the library is, for " intensive cultivation" is as profitable in mental culture as in agriculture.

Their characters, like their hillside farms, are the result of an intensive cultivation-ofmaking the most out of very little naturally given.