Примеры использования Cotton production на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Average annual seed cotton production: 350,000 tonnes;
In dry years, this is significantly affecting irrigation and cotton production.
These additional benefits have helped to shield cotton production decisions from relative price movements.
Government legislation propose using 70 percent of Tajikistan's land for cotton production.
In 2009/10, world cotton production is expected to continue to decline for the third consecutive season.
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Suppose an irrigation project proposes to increase cotton production in Arizona.
Cotton production, which had been known in Texas since Spanish times, gradually increased throughout the 19th century.
As you know, some partner countries of the LDCs greatly subsidize cotton production in their own countries.
Cotton production is a very profitable business; but, unfortunately, the government is now only busy with oil," he says.
The economy is highly dependent on trade in textiles,which in turn relies on cotton production.
United Nations observers surveyed cotton production in December 2002 and January 2003.
Slow growth in Togo is attributableto political tension and a decline in phosphate and cotton production.
Cotton production involved the intensive use of toxic insecticides and pesticides harmful to the environment and health.
Over 10 million people in those countries depended directly on cotton production for their livelihood.
Cotton production in the region declined in the 20th century due to soil depletion, invasion by the boll weevil, development of alternative markets, and social changes in the region as urban.
Uzbekistan is the world's fifth largest producer of cotton, andmore than half of the irrigated land is under cotton production.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1992 the area used for cotton production fell by over 70% due mainly to economic reasons.
The growth of the real non-oil GNP reached 11.6 per cent(against 2.2 per cent in 2004)through the effect of a strong recovery of agriculture and cotton production.
Before the invention of the cotton gin in 1793, cotton production was limited to coastal plain areas of South Carolina and Georgia, and, on a smaller scale.
Mining is crucial toour country's economy and now ranks above livestock farming and cotton production as a leading export.
Cotton production has one of the worst impacts on the environment of any crop in the region, due to the effects on the fragile soils and excessive use of pesticides.
In Mali, a major cotton producer,nearly 2 million people live directly from cotton production and nearly 5 million indirectly.
Cotton production in West Africa, for example, is characterized by consistently high-quality crops with high average yields and high ginning ratios.
The economy is currently being diversified into animal husbandry,oil seeds production, cotton production, and fisheries.
Despite forecasts of a large increase in world cotton production for 2010/11(+15 per cent), prices are likely to remain high because of increasing demand and low stock levels.
Growth also remained high in Benin(4.7 per cent)with a recovery in re-export activity and cotton production and strong growth in construction.
For example, planned cotton production targets in Turkmenistan only reached 79% in 2 000 and 63% in 2001, largely due to the severe and unprecedented hydrological drought.
Due to the unfavourable world cotton market environment, the share of Africa's cotton production has decreased from 8.8 per cent in 2002/03 to 5.6 per cent in 2007/08.
The region's basic water infrastructure was put in place in the 1960s during which time an extensive network of canals andreservoirs was constructed in order to increase cotton production.
Cotton production has depended on vast amounts of irrigation, however, and this has made a significant negative contribution to the overall possibly irreversible impact on the Aral Sea.