agronomic
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- adjective
- /ˌæɡrəˈnɑːmɪk/
- Specialized
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agronómico
- Agronomic practices are essential for improving soil health and increasing crop yields.
- agronomic practices
- agronomic efficiency
- agronomic characteristics
And in deed, growers are much more willing to move to more sustainable methods when there are viable, viable agronomic tools for to help them.
- And in deed, growers are much more willing to move to more sustainable methods when there are viable, viable agronomic tools for to help them.
Examples
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Therefore, the magnitude of genetic variability, along with its types, was determined in important agronomic traits in mung bean populations.
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Furthermore, large areas planted with a single crop give rise to serious agronomic problems of their own.
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Meanwhile, some of the early "agronomic universities" were evolving into clusters of traditional family farms.
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In 1993, the city determined that outside agronomic expertise was needed to fine-tune its land application program.
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The lab is one of the foremost authorities on agronomic insect identification.
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In the meantime, more conventional agronomic methods of controlling the virus may appeal to American growers.
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Cultural practices (agronomic operations) and labor requirements within traditional coffee holdings pivot around the harvest period.
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Therefore, farmers are experimenting to find out appropriate agronomic practices, on-farm water management or irrigation techniques, and crop protection practices on their own.
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Normal agronomic and cultural practices (irrigation, weeding, hoeing, and fertilizer applications) were adopted uniformly.
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By the early 1960s, Toenniessen says, Asia had already made significant agronomic investments—86 million hectares of irrigated land, in particular.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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Connected with farming, growing crops, or keeping animals
Relating to the study of soil and crops for growing food
About the soil and how it helps crops grow
Relating to the study of soil for growing crops
The study of soil, plants, and tiny living things in farming
Relating to plant growth and nutrition in soil and farming
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word agronomic comes from an old Greek word agros meaning 'field' and shares the same base as agriculture. So, agronomic describes the science and practice of caring for fields, crops and soil.