PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «INTERTILLAGE»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «INTERTILLAGE»
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Kaplan AP Human Geography 2014
In many parts of Southeast Asia and Africa, intensive subsistence agriculture is
the predominant method of farming. intertillage Often, intertillage is used in
subsistence agriculture. Intertillage is the clearing of rows in the field through the
use of ...
2
Farm Production and Agro-forestry Iii
Types of tillage aregeneral tillage, subtillage, zero tillage, minitillage, and
intertillage. General tillage - the term used for the first plowing of a land area. This
is usually done by disking or plowing with the use of a moldboard plow in order to
...
3
The European Culture Area: A Systematic Geography
While horticulture and field agriculture typically occupied different areas within
the village lands of the Mediterranean, intertillage also occurred. In this system,
wheat and barley were sown among the widely spaced orchard trees (fig. 7.3).
Alexander B. Murphy, Terry G. Jordan-Bychkov, Bella Bychkova Jordan, 2014
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Agriculture & Fishery Technology Iii' 2005 Ed.
This involves the application of 1/3 as basal dressing and 1/3 as side-dressing
followed by the last 1/3 as top dressing during the closing up operation in
intertillage. This method is the more appropriate of the two. Under this operation,
an NP ...
5
Pastures of Puerto Rico and Their Relation to Soil Conservation
This pasture was rested after the damage had been done. are then planted in the
furrows. Where the land is too steep for the use of oxen, holes are made with a
hoe or pick mattock and the tufts are set in the holes. Intertillage. — Intertillage is
...
Hugo William Alberts, Ovidio García Molinari, 1943
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The Plough that Broke the Steppes: Agriculture and ...
Winter grain; 3. Grain with intertillage crops; 4. Spring crop. On three of the plots,
experiments were conducted with fertilizers. On a further three, they tested
different ways of cultivating the land. On the seventh plot, they tried different
intertillage ...
7
Science Abstracts of China: Biological sciences
4, 7-12 The present paper deals with the results of plot experiments on the effects
of inter- tillage by hand and rack in rice field, which is an important practice of rice
and cultivation in our country. The author has observed that intertillage in rice ...
Intertillage or mixed cropping is common. A number of different crops are
simultaneously grown in the same plot, such as cereals, roots and shrubs. This is
probably done to protect the soils from erosion. Much of the cultivated land is
devoted ...
Intertillage of the potatoes. Planting large millet [Deccan]. 9. Clear. Haragatani,
planting tobacco and foxtail millet. 10. Cloudy. Planting foxtail millet, threshing
barley , 5. Evening, reaping wheat. [ In this area, as in North China, wheat is a
winter ...
Jerome Rothenberg, Dennis Tedlock, 1977
10
World Regional Geography
Intertillage—the growing of two or more crops simultaneously in alternate rows—
is also common. In addition, dry farming produces a variety of crops: sugar beets
in Hokkaido; all sorts of temperate-zone fruits and vegetables; potatoes, peas, ...
