Significados de intensive agriculture en inglés

That includes incentives and subsidies that support intensive agriculture, forestry and fishing.

Again, intensive agriculture has vastly increased the possibilities of our natural resources.

The bees would be further away from intensive agriculture, said Haefeker.

In addition the country has the world's most intensive agriculture.

He seems to ignore the fact that such output levels depend on labour- intensive agriculture.

Jim O'Connor is a rare breed; a conventional farmer who abandoned intensive agriculture for the organic way.

Almost 12-thousand hectares of land on the margins of Canterbury's rivers has been converted for intensive agriculture.

So we have intensive agriculture-hencethe quail.

We repeat, this is no fancy dream, and we have not yet spoken of the truly intensive agriculture.

Deforestation, intensive agriculture, overfishing, development and other human activities are breaking the bonds that combine to make a healthy planet.

This acreage represents small holdings devoted to intensive agriculture, especially to the raising of sugar beets, vegetables, and small fruits.

An inquiry into Havelock North's contaminated drinking water needs to look at the role of intensive agriculture, the Green Party says.

Federated Farmers has hit back at claims intensive agriculture may be to blame for the contamination of Havelock North's water supply.

Locals feared that some consortiums would want to return the property to grazing, or perhaps even intensive agriculture such as cotton.

At present all who know anything about intensive agriculture are snapped up by the numerous government experiment stations at good salaries.

Last week the Green Party said any inquiry into the Havelock North water contamination should look at the role of intensive agriculture.