Übersetzung für 'vertical agriculture' von Englisch nach Deutsch

vertical agriculture

vertikale Landwirtschaft {f}agr.

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agriculture

Ackerbau {m}agr.

Landbau {m}agr.

Agrarsektor {m}agr.

Agrikultur {f} [seltener für: Landwirtschaft]agr.

Landwirtschaft {f}agr.

Agrarwirtschaft {f}agr.

Werbung

agriculture agreement

Agrarabkommen {n}agr.lawpol.

agriculture museum

Landwirtschaftsmuseum {n}agr.hist.

pastoral agriculture

Weidewirtschaft {f}agr.

sustainable agriculture

nachhaltige Landwirtschaft {f}agr.ecol.

contractual agriculture

Vertragslandwirtschaft {f}agr.

irrigated agriculture

Bewässerungs­feldbau {m}agr.

Bewässerungs­landwirtschaft {f}agr.

Alpine agriculture

Almwirtschaft {f}agr.geogr.

animal agriculture

landwirtschaftliche Tierhaltung {f}agr.

rainfed agriculture

Regenfeldbau {m}agr.

intensive agriculture

intensive Landwirtschaft {f}agr.

extensive agriculture

extensive Landwirtschaft {f}agr.

agriculture committee

Agrarausschuss {m}agr.EUpol.

shifting agriculture

Wanderfeldbau {m}agr.ethn.

• While the importance of agriculture to the Taiwanese economy has declined greatly from its heyday Taiwan has become a global leader in the vertical farming industry.
• Vertical flows are found by applying one-dimensional flow equations in a vertical sense, or they can be derived from the water balance: excess of horizontal inflow over horizontal outflow (or vice versa) is translated into vertical flow, as demonstrated in the article Hydrology (agriculture).
• Controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) -- which includes indoor agriculture (IA) and vertical farming -- is a technology-based approach toward food production.
• In agriculture, vertical resistance requires pedigree breeding and back-crossing.
• The ear of wheat stands for what was for centuries the village's main livelihood: agriculture, and also for Kerschenbach's rural character.

• Northern Kyoto on the Tango Peninsula has fishing and water transportation, and midland Kyoto has agriculture and forestry.
• Canadian/British plant scientist with more than forty years of wide-ranging global experience in crop improvement for both commercial and subsistence agriculture.
• Tintaldra's economy is based around agriculture and tourism.
• Formerly a mining area, now its economy is based on agriculture and emerging tourism.
• Controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) is the modification of the natural environment to increase crop yield or extend the growing season.

• The phenomenon is not exclusively of international scale: early Soviet Union had industry/agriculture price scissors internally, see Scissors Crisis.
• Department of Agriculture (USDA), for instance, spent an average of $16 billion annually between FY 1996 to FY 2002 on commodity based subsidies.
• It is most likely that lynchets were dug to maximise the use of land for agriculture, although they may have had other, ceremonial uses.
• The green stands for the agriculture and livestock of the country, blue for the bounty of the sea, and red for the bloodshed in the struggle for independence with the 30 leaves in the wreath corresponding to the thirty years spent in the struggle.
• The Chemical Intermediates segment leverages large scale and vertical integration from the acetyl, olefins, and alkylamine streams and proprietary manufacturing technology for specialty fluids to manufacture diversified products that are sold externally for use in markets such as industrial chemicals and processing; building and construction; health and wellness; energy, fuels, and water; consumables; agriculture, as well as used internally by other Eastman segments.