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Agronomists are beginning to devise tools to help monitor the efficiency of water use.

Farmers, agronomists, and other researchers had been carrying out studies to see what corn varieties did well in Africa.

McCain's agronomists would first visit farmers like Mr Patel every other day. Now they check in once a week.

The key, agronomists contend, lies in their adherence to methods used for generations .

Michael said that about twenty agronomists Would come here in a few days .

Agronomists must evaluate soil conditions and determine what needs to be accomplished at a specific site.

By the time I met him, he had spent five years shuttling from desert to desert, testing prototypes with local agronomists.

Forest ecologists have been more concerned than agronomists with the inner mechanisms of natural and artificial ecosystems.

Presumably , both economies would have fertile soil , agronomists, refrigerated packing plants, and ports .

Consultants Fees, Agronomists Fees, Photography, Course Measurements.

And many agronomists hold that relying on year-to-year yield changes for modelling exaggerates the damage due to longer climate shifts.

Doc Mudd, If you have been reading, there appears to be more than just "armchair agronomists" commenting on this article.

Detailed answers will require a huge input from engineers, architects, indoor agronomists and businesspeople.

They have also pumped pesticides into land that was already acidic, destroying the soil and cutting into the yield, foreign agronomists say.

You don't just need chemists to solve hunger -- you need sociologists, soil biologists, agronomists, ethnographers, and even economists.

Let no humanitarian effort go unpunished by armchair agronomists i song with other versatile haters of progress.

Agronomists and the like have taken to breeding all sorts of vegetables and fruits ----changing their original nature .

The company has 2 technicians and 8 agronomists.

Yuan Longping, agronomists, hybrid rice breeding expert.

Agronomists are concerned with the production of crops for food, feed, and fibre.

Italo Calvino was born on Oct. 15, 1923, in Santiago de Las Vegas, Cuba, of Italian parents, both of whom were tropical agronomists.

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Leading agronomists have been saying for years that tropical Africa can produce vastly more food;