Cash Crops in a sentence

Cover crops are crops grown between cash crop cycles or incorporated with cash crops to cover the ground in vegetable fields, orchards, and agricultural sites.

Also, very few cash crops are grown in Chhattisgarh, so there is a need to diversify the agriculture produce towards oilseeds and other cash crops.

Cash crops such as legumes, sweet corn, ginger torch and figs will be planted as integrated crops in existing plots or during off-seasons to provide secondary income to farmers.

While more farmers need to grow the basic cash crops, let us not abandon crops such as maize which are critical to ensuring food security.

Instead of big cash crops like corn and soybeans grown in Iowa, there is an emphasis on small-scale, high value crops in Kosovo, where farms tend to be smaller and lack some of the technological advances Iowa farmers enjoy.

Combines and tractors mean that the farmer could successfully manage more than a quarter section of land, so there was a shift from family farms and subsistence crops to cash crops grown on many sections of land.

Depending on the location different varieties of food crops as well as cash crops are cultivated.

However, many farmers have success managing rotations by planning sequencing and cover crops around desirable cash crops. citation The following is a simplified classification based on crop quality and purpose.

Over the past few decades the development of irrigation features including canals and tube wells have changed the crop pattern with desert districts in Rajasthan now producing rabi crops including wheat, mustard and cumin seed along with cash crops.

This allowed the company to exercise a monopoly over opium production and export in India, to encourage ryots to cultivate the cash crops of indigo and opium with cash advances, and to prohibit the "hoarding" of rice.

Listed under Alberta’s Agricultural Pests Act, clubroot can cause a loss of 60 to 90 percent canola crop yield in one of Canada’s most valuable cash crops.

Oba Gbenga Sonuga recalled a time when cocoa and bitter kolanut trees were the dominant cash crops in Shimawa and expressed disappointment at the government’s abandonment of the town.

During our interviews with local communities, many described being largely self-sufficient before the project began, using revenue from coffee, bananas and other cash crops to pay for school fees and other household expenses.

There will also be a Nigeria cultural display featuring a National Troupe and a trade exhibition of Nigerian cash crops and agricultural produce, and many more.

In other words, this may indicate how cover crop practices might affect subsequent cash crops —whether that's sequestering, fixing or tying up nitrogen, or using or retaining moisture.

Miners are digging out more metal, farmers are growing more food and cash crops, industrialists have recovered and are starting to grow.

Our soil type is great for the cultivation of sugar, rice, permanent and cash crops, cattle rearing, and a host of other uses.

Commercial agriculture was inevitably posting record exports of mainly cash crops which was bringing in the much needed foreign currency and to a significant extent (They had the best arable farmland).

Concentrating on cash crops, the brothers raise carrots for processing and onions and potatoes for the retail market with the Gumz label.

Ghanaian cocoa is used by chocolate-makers worldwide but the cash crops are fickle, back-breaking, slow-paying, and hungry for land.