Übersetzung für "Teeanbau" in Englisch

Aid per hectare shall be granted for the cultivation of tea.

The tea cultivation in Nepal is carried out by many small farmer cooperatives.

Tea growing is an important local industry, especially in Tole.

These dates refer to start of systematic tea cultivation:

These factors decrease yields and tea quality and make tea cultivation more challenging.

Tea is produced mainly in the Missiones Province on the border to Brazil.

The subtropical climate is perfectly suited to tea cultivation.

The province is located in the center of the Chinese tea cultivation, in the autonomous region of Enshi.

Climate plays an important role in tea growing, and the terrain is also important.

Tea growing is alchemy.

Africa Tea cultivation in Africa started relatively late, approximately at the beginning of the 20th century.

According to ancient records, the cultivation of tea in India started at the beginning of the 18th century.

Sir Anthony and his son have been credited with bringing tea to Ceylon and growing 30 tea plants brought over from China on the Oliphant Estate in Nuwara Eliya.

He took as an example Sri Lanka which suffers from monsoons, but does not have much air pollution, because the country earns most of its income of such activities as tourism and cultivation of tea.

A third of these investments was used to continue or extend programmes already begun in previous years for tea (Burundi and Rwanda), groundnuts (Senegal) and rice production (Madagascar).

However, some countries require solid formulations in the form of wettable powders, in particular when used in fruit and tea growing.

In Thyolo it is predicted that tea growing will become more difficult in the lowlands due to increased temperatures.

Uprooted from their rural environment, the inhabitants of about fifteen villages surrounding Tkibuli were steered towards industrial activity and the intensive cultivation of tea during the Soviet era.

The southernmost region of Japan offers ideal conditions for the cultivation of tea due to the subtropical climate and the nutrient-rich soil.

Two thirds of the area of this famous tea garden is covered by subtropical rainforest; it already serves as a worldwide standard for organic tea cultivation!

The first tea cultivation in India started in the 19th century in the region Darjeeling with the Chinese camellia sinensis.

In Indonesia tea growing began in the 18th century, in India and Sri Lanka (Ceylon) not until the 19th century, encouraged by the English who wanted to end their dependence on Chinese tea imports.

In the middle of the 19th century, the experiments were conducted for the tea growing in different regions of the different parts of the British, it is believed that this kind of planting environment is similar to the origin of China.

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