plantation造句

"Agriculture" as mentioned in this Law means crop-plantation, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery.

She takes pride in the coffee plantation that her family owns, and works as hard on it as any of her plantation hands.

To the ants, the infant elephant is a giant in the plantation.

The stately Rose Hall Great House rests on a grassy plantation near Montego Bay.

Alejandrina Guzman, 67, prepares a meal in a hacienda kitchen on the Monterosa plantation.

The trees growing on it are harvested and the land is either abandoned or converted to a plantation.

You: that's important because plantation owners tried to keep slaves from being educated so that they could maintain control.

But Museveni has said jobs created by the plantation would outweigh losses caused by the clearing of forest land.

Some plantation firms are simply hitching a ride on the boom in prices but IOI, a Malaysian plantation owner, is about 50% more efficient in terms of yield per hectare than its local rivals.

To enriching variety of conifer in Korqin sandy land, "009" project introduce exotic conifers for nursery and plantation.

Responding to high market demand for timber products, timber plantation in participating areas has exceeded project targets.

Thousands of Zambians depended on the semifeudal Shiwa plantation for their existence but Gore-Browne became known over time for his advocacy of African self-rule.

President Hugo Chavez criticized the owner of a cacao plantation last year, saying that he was getting rich while his workers lived in poverty.

And while the cat's away, the Union soldiers will plunder your plantation and burn your crops to the ground, as the McIlhenny family discovered upon their return.

Above the house to the back was a dense plantation, the roots of the trees were above the level of the chimneys.

"Well, bring in the bride," said Gerald, and Pork, turning, beckoned into the hall to his wife, newly arrived from the Wilkes plantation to become part of the household of Tara.

The impact of pests may result in the curtailment of plantation programmes, the abandonment of a given tree species or the necessity to clearcut large areas dominated by infested trees.

President for only 14 months before dying of a sudden stomach ailment in 1850, Taylor hailed from a plantation family that owned thousands of acres and hundreds of slaves in Kentucky.

Accounts of plantation life in the Antebellum South suggest that even hostile relationships became easier to endure "in the civil atmosphere offered by the shade of a prominent porch."

As one of the leading teams of surveying and mapping in China, our Institute accomplished the job of surveying and mapping the whole Hainan Island in1950 s and1960 s to meet the needs of land uses in rubber plantation and the land designing within or among different farms at that time.