Examples of using Arable land in English and their translations into Polish
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After all, the arable land south of the Pyrenees is showing high levels of soil erosion,
it possesses only 4% of the world's arable land, the problem becomes immediately clear.
Morocco's laudable efforts to improve its agricultural efficiency run up against the shortage of arable land.
Fallow land includes arable land not used for production purposes,
In the past innovative plant protection products have helped to make production grow faster than demand for arable land.
The proposal to use 7% of land for"ecological focus areas" would not be acceptable if important amounts of arable land were taken out of production.
sugar beet to which share more than 50% of arable land fall.
Due to new methodology, data regarding arable land, orchards, meadows
living space and arable land) are limited,
when 25 people died and arable land, equal to 4 times Gotland area were destroyed.
Arable land» shall mean«arable land» within the meaning of Article 2 point(1) of Commission Regulation(EC) No 795/2004(2);
The five-year definition of permanent grassland is creating problems for the classification of temporary grassland as arable land or permanent grassland.
Transformation of fields and grassland into arable land for energy crops, with a loss of carbon sinks;
Manures and slurries spread to arable land shall be incorporated within the soil within four hours of spreading.
The rules regarding permanent grassland are creating problems for the classification of temporary grassland as arable land or permanent grassland.
Grassland' means arable land used for grass production(sown
Nyob hauv ntuj 2007 the university was granted permission to build an extension to its main campus, on arable land just east of the nearby village of Heslington.
I am also interested to see how much untilled arable land there still is in Europe.
limited arable land, and dependence on the Nile all continue to overtax resources and stress society.
Under no circumstances may exchanges result in any increase in the total area of eligible arable land on the holding.