Cultivable

In general, about 86% of all the cultivable land of the country was concentrated in approximately 10% of agricultural entities.

The gewog administration is concerned with large areas of cultivable land remaining fallow despite being fertile for farming.

Add to this the cases of Zamboanga and Bukidnon and one will readily see how imbalances in the population led to imbalances in the distribution of political power as well as of cultivable lands and other natural and economic resources.

For farmers, the water from the Upper Bhadra project would mean utilising the cultivable area.

The land around these spots has been made fully cultivable.

We will have to ensure that the fields are once again turned cultivable.

In addition, the transgenic seeds segment accounted the largest share in the market, due to mounting demand of transgenic soybean worldwide, decrease in cultivable land, and transgenic crops expand agricultural productivity and help producers.

The committee is also likely to work out the guidelines on identifying actual land under cultivation since the agriculture operations are not taken up in the entire cultivable land in the State in any one season – either kharif or yasangi (rabi).

Agriculture and manufacturing continue to play a lesser role in the economy, constrained by the limited availability of cultivable land and the shortage of domestic labour.

Agriculture contributed to 5.9% of the country's GDP in 2011. citation Lebanon's proportion of cultivable land is the highest in the Arab world, citation Major produce includes apples, peaches, oranges, and lemons.

Out of this, 58.0 km 3 is utilizable water. citation Culturable area in the basin is about convert, which is 10.4% of the total cultivable area of the country.

The areas of the country most cultivated are those receiving more than convert of rainfall annually, making approximately one-third of the country cultivable.

The earliest home of men in this great arena of Western Asia is a borderland between the desert and the mountains, a kind of cultivable fringe of the desert, a fertile crescent having the mountains on one side and the desert on the other.

The Honduran government and two banana companies—Chiquita Brands International and Dole Food Company—owned approximately 60 percent of Honduras's cultivable land in 1993.

The Polynesian settlers were raters isolated as there was very little inter island trade and the existence of the limestone island was in itself very difficult due to lack of rivers and cultivable soil.

To further combat desiccation, the government constructed dams on the Senegal River and its tributaries to increase the amount of cultivable land.