Translation of "Weizenanbau" in English

By 1890 nearly all the Palouse lands had been taken up and converted to wheat farming.

The most important crop is wheat, followed by oats and maize.

The most important crop is wheat, followed by oats and maize.

When did wheat-growing reach the African continent?

Wheat growing in Ireland consists almost entirely of spring wheat, which is sown in March.

This climate, together with the deep, rich palouse topsoil, makes for near-ideal wheat growing conditions.

In a single century, wheat culture was reduced from over sixty thousand to a few dozen high-yield types. Remains of the...

He was the first farmer to cultivate alfalfa in the western provinces, thereby reducing the region's dependency on the wheat market.

The extensive Irish fertilizer subsidies, from which wheat also benefits, will have to be suspended under EEC conditions.

The Jewish localities of Maoz Haim and Neve Eitan are built on the lands of the former village, though a large percentage of it is used as agricultural land, in particular the wheat crop.

Attempts to make profits from the park in the late 18th century included leasing it for grazing, growing wheat, and keeping sheep.

However, when looking on a Member State basis, the 1987 FSS suggests that there were more countries where barley was grown by a greater number of holdings (Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Spain, Ireland, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom) than where soft wheat was the more frequently grown crop (Greece, France, Italy, and the Netherlands).

It tended to be biased towards the large arable farms in eastern areas which grow considerable amounts of wheat.

Wheat (pictured in green) sown directly into a field where sorghum stubble from the previous crop has been left standing.

The area has very fertile soils (partly of black earth), on which sugar beet and wheat are the main crops.

In the nations of the Balkan Peninsula, crops account for some 60 percent of agricultural production, and in Ukraine, wheat production overshadows all other agriculture.

As a start, the three founders will concentrate on wheat cultivation in Poland, Ukraine and other eastern and southeastern European countries.

The farm is situated on the sweet hills of the Alta Val di Cecina, immersed in the green between the natural reserve of Berignone and the one of Monterifoli, which give our territory, extended for 21 hectares of cultivated land mainly with olive trees and durum wheat, a wonderful view of many animals of the Alta Maremma Toscana.

Coeliac disease is mostly prevalent in the Northern- and Central Europe and in the North-western Indian subcontinent in which intensive wheat cultivation has increased during the last two thousand years.

The research results mainly referred to the analysis of the socio-economic circumstances in the study area and their influence on the farmers' adoption of innovations in environmentally-friendly wheat production.

For stimulation of the scientific progress and international communication on the wheat cropping, the European comparison of cropping methods for winter wheat has been organised at the Field Days of the German Agricultural Society (DLG) since 1988.

In a single century, wheat culture was reduced from over 60,000 to a few dozen high-yield types.

In agriculture, for example, both candidates have announced support for the Farm Bill, which continues to pump billions of government dollars into subsidies for corn and wheat production.

The working group "Genotype x Environment x Management Interaction in Wheat Cultivation" was set up in the second mandate term to identify fundamental research topics which will improve understanding of the complex interactions between genotype, environment and management, taking the cultivation of wheat, one of the most important cereal types in Germany and Europe, as an example.