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- noun the process of making something (more)
extensive - noun the
geographic spread anddistribution of anytechnology , especiallyagriculture
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Examples
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Despite the continuous processes of deforestation, agricultural extensification and fragmentation, the patrimony forest does have lower rates of change (compared to the rest of the study area not in patrimony forest), suggesting it does act to constrain the process of forest conversion.
Protected areas 2009
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All four regions are under threat from agricultural extensification and all four identify the household level as the key scale for analysis, remote sensing as a useful tool, and land tenure or institutions as key driving forces and issues of importance to managers.
Protected areas 2009
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Meeting increasing global food needs will require one or both of two approaches: intensification and extensification.
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In many parts of the world, agricultural extensification involves converting more land for the cultivation of major commodities such as soybeans (Latin America and the Caribbean), oil palm and rubber (Asia and the Pacific), and coffee (Africa, Latin America and Asia), and it is exacerbated by the emergence of new markets for export.
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Meeting global food needs poses increasing challenges, and will require either intensification or extensification to increase agricultural productivity [61].
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The decrease in extensification of land under agricultural use in these areas is counterbalanced by intensification of agricultural practices in order to ensure continued food production for expanding human populations (C8, C26).
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This polarization of land-use trends, with extensification or land abandonment on one side and mechanization and intensification on the other, puts many traditional land-use systems seriously at risk.
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In recent decades agricultural commodity surpluses in the developed world have contributed to a mantra of 'land surplus' in which set-aside, extensification, alternative land uses and
Energy Bulletin - 2009
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Agricultural land and landscape changes in Rostrup, Denmark: process of intensification and extensification.
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Decoupled from her suckler cow premium, Mars Bar's first offspring emerged shivering into a cold world without beef special premium extensification premium or slaughter premium.
FWi - All News 2008
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