enfouissement
English translation: tilling in
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| 11:58 Apr 2, 2004 |
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| 5 +1 | burying |
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| 4 | burying |
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| 4 | burying |
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| 4 | digging in, tilling in |
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| 3 | planting |
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| 3 | placement |
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2 mins confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1burying Explanation: Dictionary Hachette-Oxford français-anglais |
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5 mins confidence: 
burying Explanation: Enfouissement (from the verb 'enfouir' - to bury) literally means the 'burying' (of something). However, it might be best to phrase it differently here e.g. 'in the weeks after xxx was buried' or something like that. HTH Sheila |
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5 mins confidence:
burying Explanation: Enfouissement (from the verb 'enfouir' - to bury) literally means the 'burying' (of something). However, it might be best to phrase it differently here e.g. 'in the weeks after xxx was buried' or something like that. HTH Sheila |
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10 mins confidence:
planting Explanation: less technically correct but may be sufficient for you |
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24 mins confidence:
placement Explanation: It really would help to know what is being 'enfoui'. Placement is one possibility for seeds or fertilizer, though I beleive it may include surface application as well. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 25 mins (2004-04-02 12:23:53 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Typo: believe Reference: http://www.unisa.edu.au/amrdc/Facilities/seedrig.htm |
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31 mins confidence:
digging in, tilling in Explanation: I presume you are talking about digging/tilling crop residues (stubble) into the soil. "Their/its breakdown in the weeks after it is tilled in ..." **Au printemps et sur sol sableux, le chisel convient cependant très bien à l'enfouissement des résidus de maïs-grain, pourvu que la profondeur de travail soit suffisante (25 cm). À faible profondeur (15 cm et moins), le chisel ne fera que recouvrir les résidus de quelques centimètres de terre **In conventional organic gardening and agriculture green manure plants are usually incorporated into the soil by digging in, before the green manure crop flowers and sets seed **When we finally mowed the kale, we delayed tilling in the stubble to give the beneficials a chance to move on **Clears and cleans up land. Eliminates fire hazards by tilling in dried grass If talking seeds, though, "sowing": **Le rouleau peut aussi être passé immédiatement après le semis. Il termine l'enfouissement des semences, enfonce les petites roches dans le sol, raffermit le sol pour favoriser la remontée de l'humidité, améliore le contact de la semence avec le sol et laisse en place la surface rugueuse pour bloquer l'évapotranspiration du sol. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 25 mins (2004-04-02 13:24:23 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Post grading: pursuing my line of thought, I wondered if other terms like \"ploughing in\" or \"rotivating in\" might be more appropriate. Quite possibly the \"enfouissement\" technique varies from one crop to another! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 30 mins (2004-04-02 13:29:17 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- There are several steps to controlling light leaf spot. 1. Do not grow continuous rape – this reduces the source of infection of light leaf spot but also reduces the risk from other brassica diseases (e.g. Clubroot, Phoma, Sclerotinia) 2. Remove all straw and plough in stubble – this reduces the source of infection. Second year oilseed rape crops have a high risk of light leaf spot infection,but stubble can also act as a source of infection for first year crops |
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