| African countries have much cultivatable land and considerable water resources. |
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| These offerings ranged from durable wealth, such as precious metals, to permanent sources of revenue such as cultivatable land. |
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| By comparison, all the cultivatable land in Britain amounts to only 15 million acres. |
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| Despite the stark imagery from the famines of the 1980s, it is well endowed with large areas of cultivatable land as well as mountain ranges, swamps and rain forests. |
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| China's per capita water resources are one-fourth of the amount of the world average, and its per capita area of cultivatable farmland is 40 percent of the world average. |
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| These soils, which often have a thin cultivatable stratum, are highly permeable and are arid for a large part of the year. |
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| There is also a risk of a food crisis since there will be less cultivatable land. |
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| This provide an easy access to the wind turbine, and no cultivatable land is sacrificed. |
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| It includes a hill with a large cultivatable area in terraces, a small wood, and direct access to a stream. |
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| It is therefore necessary to help the renewal of the cultivatable fields and introduce new plantings or small cattle herds. |
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| In contrast to the harsh, menacing climate which Hollywood films loved to portray, Canada, as seen through the eyes of the Immigration Program, was cultivated and cultivatable. |
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| There is, then, no reason for using cultivatable land for energy purposes. |
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| This fire also supported the agricultural development of the region by furthur opening cultivatable land, which logging had already started to do. |
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| The project is designed to protect the environment, and raise agricultural production and the income of the poorest section of the rural population by increasing the amount of cultivatable land in the project area. |
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| The Afro-Colombian and indigenous communities of this part of the Guajira department are impoverished because they have had to leave all their cultivatable land to the mine. |
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| We have to work on every acre that is cultivatable. |
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| They figured out how to fool larval cod into eating a cultivatable microorganism called a rotifer in place of zooplankton, cod's natural baby formula. |
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| Sudan still has large areas of cultivatable land, as well as oil, gold and cotton. |
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| I have now determined, for example during my visit to Romania, that at least a third of the total cultivatable land is lying idle, as it always has. |
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| Excluding this project activities will also help to make the land cultivatable which has degraded and environment of surroundings of these villages will also be made friendly. |
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