Примеры использования Intensification of agriculture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Particular attention was paid to the proven technologies of planting and intensification of agriculture.
The intensification of agriculture and the resultant change in forest use may sometimes be a 20-year process.
The role of the common agricultural policy in the intensification of agriculture must also be recognised.
Intensification of agriculture should take place in line with the preservation of quality and mindful of the ecological compatibility of products.
Underlying those factors are continuing population growth, urbanization,industrialization and intensification of agriculture.
For many countries, sustainable intensification of agriculture offered the only way to alleviate human hunger.
While quality food, and especially organic food, is typically more expensive,higher prices play a part in contributing to the intensification of agriculture.
Minimum tillage, soil fertility and harvest with the intensification of agriculture in the southern foreststeppe of Western Siberia// author.
Intensification of agriculture should take place in line with the preservation of quality and mindful of the ecological compatibility of products.
The relationship between population and the expansion or intensification of agriculture is very complex, and varies with time and circumstance.
Among the other environmental developments accelerated by the CAP price policy,there are effects of the changes to the countryside brought about by the intensification of agriculture.
Future food supplies will come in large part from intensification of agriculture, that is, increased yields from existing lands.
Sustainable intensification of agriculture is central to one of the two themes of the Conference: a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.
Expansion of the area, according to experts,will lead to environmental degradation, and the intensification of agriculture in the long term affects the soil.
Overgrazing, deforestation, extensification and intensification of agriculture and unsustainable population growth are causes of land degradation and desertification.
Technological developments and commercial pressures to maximise returns andminimise costs have given rise to a marked intensification of agriculture in the last 40 years.
The intensification of agriculture must be gradually decoupled from the use of fossil fuels in order to meet both the food needs and the sustainable energy needs of a growing global population.
A large part of the increase in production will have to be produced by greater intensification of agriculture which in turn requires more care to avoid environmental damage.
In chapter 4, emphasis will be placed on the regional and subregional aspects of land degradation andrestoration as well as on invasive alien species and sustainable intensification of agriculture.
Global trends include expansion of human settlements and infrastructure, intensification of agriculture, and expansion of agriculture into marginal areas and fragile ecosystems.
Sustainable intensification of agriculture, including adoption of sustainable agricultural mechanization strategies(SAMS) and promotion of safe, environmentally friendly agricultural machinery presents a window of opportunity for countries in the region to achieve sustainable development.
A total of 15 core technologies in human development, quality of life, protection anduse of natural resources, intensification of agriculture and information technology will be introduced in the near future.
A consensus is emerging that achieving sustainable intensification of agriculture, food and nutrition security, farmer resilience and the Millennium Development Goals will require major changes to national agricultural policies, education, partnerships, markets, infrastructure and institutions.
The impact of natural disasters, such as earthquakes or hurricanes, may also be aggravated by inadequate housing conditions, orby poor environmental conditions caused by overcrowding or intensification of agriculture as people living in poverty attempt to increase incomes.
It reinforces the fact that there is an urgent need to so promote the sustainable intensification of agriculture as to enhance food security(while minimizing the encroachment on fragile and forested land) and protect the environment.
Sustainable intensification of agriculture, including adoption of sustainable agricultural mechanization strategies, has the potential to raise the region's agricultural productivity and farmers' resilience to social and economic shocks while contributing to the adaptation to and mitigation of climate change.
Drawing on the work of the Task Force, there is an emergingconsensus among national and international stakeholders that sustainable intensification of agriculture, with smallholders at the centre and systematic protection systems for the most vulnerable, are central both to food and nutrition security and agricultural development plans.
The development of irrigation was probably the most effective means of intensification of agriculture, but in Africa a number of factors worked against conventional large-scale irrigated agriculture: individual cultivated plots were usually small; developing and maintaining water supply systems was relatively expensive; the costs of agricultural input were higher and the yields lower than in other places; and farmers were not used to large-scale irrigation technologies and practices.
Before scientists of group of agriecology stand the following problems: investigation of change of soil fertility under influence of modern biotic and abiotic factors; conducting systems of adaptable field cropping with legumes andgroat crops as a factor of intensification of agriculture providing rational use of biological and mineral nitrogen, reduction of power inputs and improvements of ecologic situation; influence of various methods of soil cultivation, crop rotations, fertilizers on yield increase of legumes and groat crops and stabilization of agrocoenosis.
Although the growth of agricultural production will have to rely on the intensification of agriculture on high-potential land, investment in low-potential land will also be necessary, both to alleviate rural poverty and to prevent further degradation of land.