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Wide spreadingcausingdecline in agriculture productivity
Land use conversion from agricultural to non - agricultural usecan causeproductivity decrease in agriculture
The gradual drying up of the great Saraswati Rivercauseda serious decline in agricultural productivity
These soil fertility changesare causinginstability in agriculture productivity
the lack of knowledge of farmers regarding the soilmay causedecrease in agriculture productivity
Accumulated temperature ... a weather parameterinfluencesproductivity of agricultural plants
as lost it?s natural canopy due to tree cuttingcausingerosion , productivity
heavy metal pollutioncausesdecrease in productivity of agricultural land
Forest eradication ( deforestation ) , the world and earth as lost it?s natural canopy due to tree cuttingcausingerosion , productivity
rural landcausedthe loss of agricultural productivity
Climate changecausesloss of agricultural productivity
up to 80 % of agricultural soil in Serbialeadingto loss of agricultural productivity
Soil erosion processes are estimated to affect up to 80 % of agricultural soil in Serbialeadingto loss of agricultural productivity
global warming(passive) caused bya sharp decrease in agricultural productivity
Land degradationcauseslosses to agricultural productivity
factorsinfluencinggrowth in agricultural productivity
All of these factors combinedare contributingto the decline in agricultural productivity
increasing soil salinityhas causeda decline in agricultural productivity
the decline in official development assistance ( ODAhad causedagricultural productivity to fall
population growthcausesincreased agricultural productivity
the level of the working technologies applied(passive) is influenced byProductivity in agriculture
these factorshave causedlow agricultural productivity in the Sahel
the soilcausingreduction in agricultural productivity
to be reduceddrastically causinga reduction in the agricultural productivity
the reduction in priceshould ... resultthe decrease in agricultural productivity
The combination of these factorscausedstubbornly low agricultural productivity
by soil(passive) caused bylow agricultural productivity
cropscausinggreater agricultural productivity
the prime factorscausinglow agricultural productivity
Poor natural conditioncauseslow agricultural productivity
by poor agricultural practices , prevalent diseases and pests , climate variability , low plant and animal genetic potential , and also food loss , which is characterized by reduction in quantity and quality of the produced food along the value chain(passive) caused bypoor agricultural productivity
poor agricultural practices , prevalent diseases and pests , climate variability , low plant and animal genetic potential and also the food loss , which is characterized by reduction in quantity and quality of the produced food along the value chain(passive) caused bypoor agricultural productivity
by climate change(passive) caused byreduced agricultural productivity
the major causes of land degradationcauseslow agricultural productivity
Floodingcauseda decrease in agricultural productivity
drought and saltwater intrusioncauselow agricultural productivity
greater investment in economic growth that provides demand for rural nonfarm products and greater technical change ( Byerlee and Eicher 1997(passive) caused byimproved agricultural productivity
severe drought in tropical forested landscapes(passive) caused bylow agricultural productivity
financial sector developmentcontributespositively to agricultural productivity
Black carbonleadsto decreased agricultural productivity
from the the on - site damage which it causesresultsfrom the the on - site damage which it causes
to cropledto crop
to energy poverty and environmental degradationleadingto energy poverty and environmental degradation
to the further clearing of forests for new farming plotsleadsto the further clearing of forests for new farming plots
to the further clearing of forests for new farming plots ( Forum for Environment 2010leadsto the further clearing of forests for new farming plots ( Forum for Environment 2010
to economic growth and improved livelihood for the rural populationwould leadto economic growth and improved livelihood for the rural population
to secondary effects such as mass migrationleadingto secondary effects such as mass migration
to food insecurityleadingto food insecurity
to cropledto crop
to better nutritioncontributesto better nutrition
to increase in the income of rural population which in turn leads to more demand for industrial productsleadsto increase in the income of rural population which in turn leads to more demand for industrial products
to a riseledto a rise
to crop failuresledto crop failures
to a net increase in non - farm employmentleadsto a net increase in non - farm employment
to rural povertycan contributeto rural poverty
a decline in rural incomecausinga decline in rural income
to this povertycontributesto this poverty
to poverty alleviationcontributingto poverty alleviation
in food desertsresultingin food deserts
alsoledalso
in food insecurityresultingin food insecurity
from high population density leading to land fragmentation and reduced land holdingsresulting mainlyfrom high population density leading to land fragmentation and reduced land holdings
mainly from high population density leading to land fragmentation and reduced land holdingsresultingmainly from high population density leading to land fragmentation and reduced land holdings
to decreased national and household food securityleadingto decreased national and household food security
to growth in rural disposable incomehas ledto growth in rural disposable income
to increase in food pricesleadsto increase in food prices
from slashresultedfrom slash
alsocontributesalso
in a rise in farmers ' incomesresultedin a rise in farmers ' incomes
in a rise in farmers ' incomeshad resultedin a rise in farmers ' incomes
to industrialisation and subsequent development ... the relationship between the Green Revolution and structural change is theoretically ambiguous ( Matsuyama 1992should leadto industrialisation and subsequent development ... the relationship between the Green Revolution and structural change is theoretically ambiguous ( Matsuyama 1992
to global food insecuritycan contributeto global food insecurity
to abundant and affordable food and fiberhave ledto abundant and affordable food and fiber
to wider economic developmentcan contributeto wider economic development
to abundant and affordable food and fiber throughout most of the developed worldhave ledto abundant and affordable food and fiber throughout most of the developed world
to increased food prices , food insecurity , and hungerleadingto increased food prices , food insecurity , and hunger
to declining incomesleadsto declining incomes
to abundant and affordable food and fibre throughout most of the developed worldhave ledto abundant and affordable food and fibre throughout most of the developed world
rise living standardsresultingrise living standards
rise in living standardsResultingrise in living standards