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accurately represent the meaning of “arable land” as used by the FAO, the World Bank and Eurostat. The article describes it as land that “can actually be farmed...

expert who wrote this article. Who made the land productive and arable ??? How productive and arable is the land now ???? Oh thats right some how that will...

(daktylos )=~ 1 Egyptian royal cubit = 539.70 = 1.77 podes =(7 palms) The Mesopotamians measured their arable land in garden plots or sar and combined them into...

shrubland, Mediterranean-type shrubby vegetation, temperate grassland, arable land, pastureland, and rural gardens in Sicily and the Aegadian Islands. The...

global arable land would have been lost by erosion over a 40-year period, regardless of the “arable land” definition used. Schafhirt (talk) 19:30, 1 June...

differences are 3rd gen biofuels: no use of arable land at all for energy production 4th gen biofuels: no use of arable land at all for energy production + no air...

@Cwmhiraeth: Is it possible you could find a bit more on arable farming? Also what about the European Union influence on agriculture, and diversification...

country's arable land. " The war veteran terminoligy is problematic, as most so-called war veterans are unemployed youths. The official line is that land is...

arable to pasture highly desireable - as it was impossible to generate income on common land devoid of commoners. However, in order to convert arable...

Moreover, Arabs owned 94 percent of the total land area of Palestine and some 80 percent of the arable farmland of the country. Based on these facts,...

Tudor times or before. It has been estimated that in 1700 about half the arable land of Britain was still cultivated on the open-field system. By 1820 there...

don't understand the land usage statistics. 6% arable land etc... Does that mean UNUSED arable land? Then it says X% grazing land and so on... I assume...

promontory, bluff or isthmus (r. uisce, id., Sup.) ; a level tract of arable land. Rún, -úin, pl. id. and -na, m., a secret, a mystery, a riddle, secrecy ;...

the World Factbook figures for arable land and permanent crops has changed. When I made that comment in the archives less than four months ago it was...

2010 (UTC) Some statistics about land use would be nice. Off the top of my head I think urban accounts for 9% and arable is probably somewhere around 40%...

the katzrin winery is also in the golan, along with lots of arable (no pun intended) land on volcanic soil. has anyone on here dug at banias besides me...

"harsh and non-arable" interior? If NOBODY was living there, justify the use of the word "colonize" instead of "settle" or just "move to". Land that isn't...

the lack thereof issue, we do not have enough arable land to pursue this without severe impacts to land use issues in this country. For starters, it'd...

misleading. Far more important than available land is arable land, which only makes up a few hundreths of Bolivia's land. OWiseWun (talk) 23:09, 10 October 2009...