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| footer = [[agricultural systems/ja|農業システム]]内での[[composting/ja|堆肥化]]は、生態系における栄養素の再利用という自然のサービスを利用してい ...horus cycle/ja|リン循環]]、[[oxygen cycle/ja|酸素循環]]などがあり、他のミネラル栄養素とともに継続的に循環し、[[Productivity (ecology)/ja｜生産的]]な生態栄養となる。 ...

...r higher but these elevations are characterized by slower growth and lower productivity. The fertile region in the highland areas consisted of [[Táchira]], [[Mérid ...ld. More than 82,000 tonnes of coffee were produced in 1919; however, poor agricultural practices, soil erosion, less incidence of rainfall and over use of soil st ...

...r higher but these elevations are characterized by slower growth and lower productivity. The fertile region in the highland areas consisted of [[Táchira]], [[Mérid ...ld. More than 82,000 tonnes of coffee were produced in 1919; however, poor agricultural practices, soil erosion, less incidence of rainfall and over use of soil st ...

...ys: through dry or pelletized or liquid application processes, using large agricultural equipment, or hand-tool methods. ...ury, after innovations in [[plant nutrition]], an [[Industrial agriculture|agricultural industry]] developed around synthetically created [[Agrochemical|agrochemic ...

...ys: through dry or pelletized or liquid application processes, using large agricultural equipment, or hand-tool methods. ...ury, after innovations in [[plant nutrition]], an [[Industrial agriculture|agricultural industry]] developed around synthetically created [[Agrochemical|agrochemic ...

...of [[greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture]] and demands around 30% of agricultural [[fresh water]] needs, while only supplying 18% of the global [[calorie]] i ...direct effects of temperature increase affect both fodder cultivation and productivity of rangelands, albeit in variable ways. On a global scale, there is confide ...

...of [[greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture]] and demands around 30% of agricultural [[fresh water]] needs, while only supplying 18% of the global [[calorie]] i ...direct effects of temperature increase affect both fodder cultivation and productivity of rangelands, albeit in variable ways. On a global scale, there is confide ...

...ve emissions|化石燃料産業からの漏出]]である。農業における最大のメタン発生源は[[livestock/ja|家畜]]である。[[:en:Agricultural soil science|農地の土壌]]は、一部は[[fertilizer/ja|肥料]]が原因で亜酸化窒素を排出する。現在、[[:en:refrig ...[:en:acidic soil|酸性土壌]]の[[:en:soil fertility|土壌肥沃度]]を高め、[[:en:agricultural productivity|農業生産性]]を向上させる可能性がある。バイオ炭の生産中には熱が放出され、これは[[:en:bioenergy|バイオエネルギー]]として利用できる。 ...

...Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, the cuisine reflects a combination of native agricultural practices and influences from trade routes with India and the Middle East. ...e local food production. This would be achieved by increasing agricultural productivity by improving soil fertility and water management, which will help farmers g ...

...Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, the cuisine reflects a combination of native agricultural practices and influences from trade routes with India and the Middle East. ...e local food production. This would be achieved by increasing agricultural productivity by improving soil fertility and water management, which will help farmers g ...

| footer = [[Composting]] within [[agricultural systems]] capitalizes upon the natural services of nutrient recycling in ec ...others that continually recycle along with other mineral nutrients into [[Productivity (ecology)|productive]] ecological nutrition. ...

| footer = [[Composting]] within [[agricultural systems]] capitalizes upon the natural services of nutrient recycling in ec ...others that continually recycle along with other mineral nutrients into [[Productivity (ecology)|productive]] ecological nutrition. ...

...gest agricultural methane source is livestock. [[Agricultural soil science|Agricultural soils]] emit [[nitrous oxide]], partly due to fertilizers. There is now a p ...ase the [[soil fertility]] of [[acidic soil]]s and increase [[agricultural productivity]]. During production of biochar, heat is released which may be used as [[bi ...

...gest agricultural methane source is livestock. [[Agricultural soil science|Agricultural soils]] emit [[nitrous oxide]], partly due to fertilizers. There is now a p ...ase the [[soil fertility]] of [[acidic soil]]s and increase [[agricultural productivity]]. During production of biochar, heat is released which may be used as [[bi ...

...plantation (on trees or poles), or in a "shader", in increasing orders of productivity. Its growth environment is referred to as its ''[[terroir]]'', and includes ...900300.htm |archive-date=23 June 2009 |newspaper=[[The Hindu]] }}</ref> an agricultural worker lifts the membrane separating the anther and the [[Gynoecium|stigma] ...

...: The Evolution of an Enhancer from a Traditional Use to Increase Work and Productivity in Southeast Asia to a Recreational Psychoactive Drug in Western Countries| ...l parts and callus cultures of Satureja hortensis L | journal = Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry | volume = 51 | issue = 14 | pages = 3958–65 | date = Ju ...

[[Agricultural policy]] and [[Green Revolution (agriculture)|techniques]] in the United St ...more disability leave, thus increasing costs for employers and decreasing productivity. A study examining Duke University employees found that people with a BMI o ...

[[Agricultural policy]] and [[Green Revolution (agriculture)|techniques]] in the United St ...more disability leave, thus increasing costs for employers and decreasing productivity. A study examining Duke University employees found that people with a BMI o ...

...title=Report on the Agricultural Experiment Stations |author=United States Agricultural Research Service |date=1903 |publisher=U.S. Government Printing Office}}</r ...ved from plants may have negative effects on the economy, affecting worker productivity and law enforcement costs.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.whitehousedrugpo ...