maize production

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meanings of maizeand production

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maize
noun[U]
uk /meɪz/ us /meɪz/
a tall plant grown in many parts of the world for its yellow seeds, which are eaten as food, made into flour, or fed ...
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production
noun
uk /prəˈdʌk.ʃən/ us /prəˈdʌk.ʃən/
the process of making or growing goods to ...
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Examples of maize production

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These include commercial maizeproduction, horticulture, tree crops, dairy, and cattle ranching.
Households reduced the production of other crops, with the largest reductions in sorghum and maizeproduction.
This study, which included plant residues with a wide range of chemical compositions, provides evidence that additions of organic materials are important for maizeproduction.
The results indicated that use of animal traction (both owned and hired) all else being equal, increased both the yield and profits in maizeproduction.
It can be said with reasonable certainty that smallholder maizeproduction has stagnated.
The analysis concentrated on consequences for maizeproduction because maize is the dominant food crop in the area.
An example in the case of the milpa is decreasing marginal productivity of land in maizeproduction on a given farm.
Other initiatives that may reduce illegal hunting include encouraging increased cotton and maizeproduction and more extensive use of damage control.
However, there is no evidence that market accessibility affects the relationship between hunting intensity, and millet and maizeproduction respectively.
In addition, hunting intensity is negatively related to cotton and maizeproduction, as well as wildlife-induced damage to crops and domestic animals.
For ordered probit model (c), the probability of hunting in both the village area and the protected area are decreasing functions of maizeproduction.
Rodents are controlled by applying poison, and the costs are made up of the cost of poison plus the damage to maizeproduction.
Households who use a relatively large acreage for maizeproduction are less likely to hunt, both in the village area and in the protected area.
Thus, the network impact on production is largely through bringing new areas, which hitherto were unproductive under maizeproduction.
There is an important related question here regarding the extent to which attention should be focused on maizeproduction and markets in its supply chain.
Farmers know that soil fertility is very important for maizeproduction.
First, the table indicates that maizeproduction in the three major production systems generated negative wealth in 1990/1.
Indeed, maizeproduction and marketing remain highly problematic (pp. 300-4).
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