intensive agriculture

The lake is located in an area with very intensive agriculture.

About half of the region has been cleared for intensive agriculture.

The model included intensive agriculture on small plots of land.

However, concerns have been raised over the sustainability of intensive agriculture.

Approximately 60% of the region is dedicated to intensive agriculture.

The forest areas suffer from strong demographic pressure and intensive agriculture.

Modern, intensive agriculture provides a rich environment for many plant viruses.

This kind of intensive agriculture comes with its own set of problems.

Many ancient sites have disappeared over the last 50 years or so due to development and intensive agriculture.

Most of the land is flat and there is intensive agriculture.

These lands are now used for intensive agriculture or have become urbanized.

Lower areas of the catchment have been cleared for intensive agriculture.

If there was intensive agriculture in this area and lots of pesticides being used, that might account for it.

In the past, this was caused by more intensive agriculture; according to scientists, these days climate change is to blame.

Most of the countryside is given to intensive agriculture.

Other people say intensive agriculture is damaging the environment.

I want to state, however, that, contrary to popular opinion, this is not exclusively a problem brought about by intensive agriculture.

Most of this area is now cleared and either urbanised or used for intensive agriculture.

The area along the stream is hilly with nearby intensive agriculture.

However, deforestation, intensive agriculture and population growth have endangered much of the island's wildlife.

At the other end is commercial intensive agriculture, including industrial agriculture.

The people had intensive agriculture, hunting and fishing, and developed government.

Critics argue that some techniques used in intensive agriculture can be cruel to animals.

The local economy is based on fishing, intensive agriculture in greenhouses and during the summer season, tourism.

This kind of ownership supported the development of intensive agriculture.