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Agricultural in sentence

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The economy is mostly agricultural.
And if you look at the figures up there, it says that we have a third more mouths to feed, but we need an agricultural production increase of 70 percent.
And meat, in fact, is something that costs a lot of our agricultural production.
Even if you don't like it, you'll have to get used to this because at the moment, 70 percent of all our agricultural land is being used to produce livestock.
And if you remember that we need to increase agricultural production by 70 percent, we're not going to make it that way.
Mega agricultural operations often are responsible for poisoning our waterways and our land, and it produces this incredibly unhealthy product that costs us billions in healthcare and lost productivity.
And I'm sure you all know, this has created significant conflicts between the agricultural and environmental communities.
Whether it was through settling down in agricultural communities, all the way through modern medicine, we have changed our own evolution.
Nell is interested in agricultural processes, and her work is based in these practices.
2005, Anthony Fitzherbert, an agricultural engineer, could travel through Helmand, could stay in Nad Ali, Sangin and Ghoresh, which are now the names of villages where fighting is taking place.
This rainfall cycle, this rainfall factory, effectively feeds an agricultural economy of the order of 240 billion dollars-worth in Latin America.
That's something like eight percent of the total agricultural output globally.
Green carbon, which is the deforestation and agricultural emissions, and blue carbon together comprise 25 percent of our emissions.
These are just men who live in an agricultural community.
As evident in this slide from Lake Nabugabo in Uganda, the agricultural runoff from this crop, which goes into these buckets, is the sole source of drinking, cooking and bathing water for this village.
And you can see here the Keystone Pipeline, which would take tar sands raw down to the Gulf Coast, punching a pipeline through the agricultural heart of North America, of the United States, and securing the contract with the dirtiest fuel in the world by consumption of the United States, and promoting a huge disincentive to a sustainable clean-energy future for America.
And it could have huge impacts on the future of the agricultural heartland of North America.
Imagine our highly-tuned, just-in-time food industry and our highly-stressed agricultural system failing and supermarket shelves emptying.
What happened is we had evolved an agricultural economy to a world of big business.
It's really hard to see how we're going to get to the rest of the century without at least doubling global agricultural production.
Most agricultural emissions come from tropical deforestation, methane from animals and rice fields, and nitrous oxide from over-fertilizing.
A hundred and fifty years ago, an agricultural slave cost about three times the annual salary of an American worker.
In many ways, this is a great success story of human civilization, of the agricultural surpluses that we set out to achieve 12,000 years ago.
These are old-hand farmers who've gone through all the agricultural ups and downs in Kenya over the last 30 years.
Well, it has been calculated that if we were to remove bats from the equation, we're going to have to then use insecticides to remove all those pest insects that feed on our agricultural crops.
In the middle eastern states which have access to forests and to agricultural waste, they might say, we're going to lead the nation in biofuels.
Those horses also ate up fully one quarter of American agricultural land.
That's the percentage of American agricultural land it took to feed the horses.
Of course, when the motor vehicle was invented, and it became almost ubiquitous by 1929, that agricultural land could be used for human consumption or for export.
In just 30 years, China went from one of the poorest agricultural countries in the world to its second-largest economy.
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