Translation of "Intensive bewirtschaftung" in English

The project offered an economically viable solution that did not require intensive management.

Research news The intensive management of grasslands is bad for biodiversity.

The main causes for this displacement are the global warming and the intensive human use of their habitats.

It enables the farmers to practise an intensive and market oriented agriculture where mainly potatoes and Dutch tomatoes are grown.

Intensive vine cultivation and the use of machinery, plant and fungal toxins followed.

Intensive methods of production have caused a large number of farmers to leave the land, which has contributed greatly to overcrowding in urban areas.

Due to the specific morphology of the Mediterranean basin, intense agricultural activity is carried out in the limited coastal plains, often as a result of reclamation of wetlands.

Interest in non-intensive organic farming is growing as people begin to recognise the damage that intensive agriculture can cause to the environ ment and to people's health and as consumer demand for alternative, healthier products increases.

Intensive cultivation can reduce organic matter and diminish overall biological activity and diversity.

Western tree nursery technology and the plantation development know-how combined with the local conditions (soils, climate,) and the intensive cultivation system open up new opportunities for growth for THI AG.

By avoiding intensive farming and storey-like farming methods, the scattered orchards in the Odenwald provide the ideal habitat and living conditions for a wide variety of flora and fauna that are now struggling to find space to survive in the agricultural landscapes of Europe.

We support sustainable intensification on existing farmland, which enables farmers to get the best results out of their land without increasing the negative impact on the environment.

In the north, Arctia villica is threatened by extinction due to habitat loss (succession after abandonment, overbuilding, intensification).

Southdowns adapt well to intensive management, pass their superb conformation onto their offspring, and can thrive and maintain flesh where many other breeds would virtually starve.

Furthermore, intensive farming can reduce the carbon content of the soil when plant residues, for example straw, are not left lying in the fields but are burned instead.

We research how this biodiversity is altered by climate change, changes in land use and intensive cultivation, for example in the Arctic and in the permafrost of the Alps, and in Swiss forests.

Intensive farming, often involving the use of pesticides, unsustainable irrigation systems, monocultures and inadequate soil protection, can have negative impacts on the environment and climate.

On the other hand intense management (mowing more than once, intense grazing) can push back Micropodisma salamandra quickly, too.

At the same time, the intensive cultivation of arable land and so-called "agricultural factories" with thousands of animals are threatening our basis of existence.

Possible monthly net-income with intense management up to $10.000US.

We should not automatically assume that, because we use more energy, use tractors and have more erosion in intensive agriculture, it is less environmentally-friendly.

The project is designed to make rational use of the meager water resources by creating and reorganizing irrigation for intensive cultivation and by introducing aboriculture systems.

In addition, under high levels of management, the necessary plant nutrients can generally be supplied by fertilisers or manures.

The effects are more serious in some regions than in others but the general intensification of land use, especially if production techniques are not suited to local conditions, has produced unintended environmental consequences.