Translation of "Landwirtschaftlich nutzbar" in English

Only 60 per cent of the land is inhabitable, and only 17 per cent can be used for farming.

A mere 2% of its surface area is arable.

Only about 7 per cent of the country's terrain is suitable for agriculture.

Not more than five percent of the country’s area is arable.

First, while carrying out reforestation, the land is also used for farming.

The naming of the mountains as Die Wilden, "the Wild Ones" probably comes from the valley of Kleinwalsertal to the north, because they do not appear to be of agricultural value from that side.

Only 10% of China's ground can be used as agricultural area. Whereas a total of 20% of global population live there.

Only about 10 per cent of China’s total area is arable (mostly located in eastern China), and nearly all this land is under cultivation.

More than a hundred years ago, trees that have just reached maturity were planted on the land at the Aizv??i Hills, which belonged to Baron Korf and were inappropriate for agriculture.

The tremendous population pressure and the fact that only 18 percent of Kenya's land are fully usable as farmland, makes the land issue even more serious.

State-of-the-art energy technologies will exist when oil resources run dry and irrigation will make the desert agriculturally utilisable.

At the same time, it is important to re-wet peat bogs in a way that prevents the release of emissions while still allowing agricultural uses.

The attempt to turn great parts of the Danube delta, Europe's largest wetland and habitat of over 5400 animal and plant species, into agricultural land, destroyed nearly one-fifth of the precious natural area.

For example, they receive assistance in preparing the land and improving the soil to make it arable.

Although the small country may not be rich in natural resources (only 2% of the land is arable), with its location in the middle of the Pyrenees it enjoys active tourism – especially in winter.

Deserts, semi-deserts or steppe cover more than 80 % of the surface, 13 % only are farmland.

No biomass is needed to produce the new fuels, and they can be produced in regions that are unsuitable for agriculture.

Subsequently much agriculturally usable land was given back to former owners.

They are spread across the agriculturally utilised hills and adorn the land.

The rural population has virtually no more own agricultural land.

With this project, KWS intends to protect plant genetic resources and make them sustainably usable for Ethiopian agriculture.

Due to its hygienic conditions, the water cannot be used for agriculture irrigation.

Moreover, large areas of arable land are at risk of being turned into steppe or deserts.