-
farming is
called cultivable land. Farmland, meanwhile, is used
variously in
reference to all
agricultural land, to all
cultivable land, or just to the...
-
lesser roles in the economy,
constrained by the
limited availability of
cultivable land and the
shortage of
domestic labour. The
Maldives remained largely...
- Uzbekistan's
labour force and
contributes 17.4% of its GDP (2012 data).
Cultivable land is 4.4
million hectares, or
about 10% of Uzbekistan's
total area...
- the country's GDP, as of 2020.
Lebanon has the
highest proportion of
cultivable land in the Arab world.
Major crops include apples, peaches, oranges,...
-
submitted to the ad hoc committee's two sub-committees, "of the irrigated,
cultivable areas" of the country, 84 per cent
would be in the
Jewish State and 16...
-
Cicer is a
genus of the
legume family, Fabaceae, and the only
genus found in
tribe Cicereae. It is
included within the IRLC, and its
native distribution...
- much of the land in
Paraguay was uncultivated. More than 80% of the
cultivable land is
owned by 2.6% of landowners.
Nearly 8 million
hectares were illegally...
- a
Taluqdar in Tungipara,
owning landed property,
around 100
Bighas of
cultivable land. His clan's
ancestors were
Zamindars of
Faridpur Mahakumar, however...
-
characterized by
intensely cultivated chinampas, human-made
extensions of
cultivable land into the lake system.
These chinampa towns retained a
strong indigenous...
- Fischbach, by 1948, Jews and
Jewish companies owned 20%
percent of all
cultivable land in the country.
According to
Clifford A. Wright, by the end of the...
