How to pronounce “acreage” in English

So I just want to zip through a few more photos because they're just wonderful.We can grow the acreage of protected forests like the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia, which is just an incredible success story on this front.

Building. Does anybody in this room know Bill de Blasio-- the mayor of New York?We set aside acreage enough to offset the whole entire travel and production for the movie.

That doesn't mean they're staying the same.And those acreages can be developed into many, many other things.

trying to find more happiness and joy in work life balance, all of this is tied together.There's a lot of acreage we're using just in ridiculously ineffective ways.

models of the World Trade Center and they were some pretty good stuff. He ended up witha complex that would fill the available acreage with an 80-story skyscraper and a number ofother large buildings around it. Now, if you look south at Lower Manhattan, you'll see

And there are countries, like Australia and Canada, which grow pulses only for India to consume because they don't have any of the pulses they grow.And the whole problem with India is though acreage is very high, the kind of crop per acreage is low, 750 kilograms per hectare.China has twice that.

Noah learned-- I think he might be fluent in ASL.But they only used a certain amount of acreage for pumpkins, because we were going to be shooting in September and October,

Mark Hogan indicated that he would consider lancing for the a plant. We were originally told he wouldn't haveand on and we're going to talk more about acreage here on on the last final slide I think. So moving on to

The Indian pulses market is a 2 lakh crore market.And you'd be surprised to know that 30% of the world's acreage of pulses is in India.And yet we import 24,000 crores worth of pulses every year.

That kind black butter makes them under threat from farming and forestry and fire.So what we've looked at here is the impact of expanding the acreage of protected peatlands.Again, we're not talking about a huge amount of land area, but it's a lot of bang for your buck in terms of protection.

Building. Does anybody in this room know Bill de Blasio-- the mayor of New York?But you can offset it with as little as $20 by setting aside acreage.

Later on there were a variety of homestead acts in different states and in parts of the United States where it took say, 64 acres to supporta family with economic independence, the acreage was increased.However, and the homestead act again was an example of really big, actual attempts to implement this policy-- a broad-based property ownership.

Because ag, of course, is the most tightly connected to the land.And in the Great Plains, it takes large acreages in order to make a living.So we've been working on doing some buffalo operations which require astoundingly large tracts of land.

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changed a system that seemed hopeless.And so, my feeling is, on those kinds of acreages, we're actually better off producing animals than we are trying to produce crops.

It used to go up in lockstep with our crop tonnage.That's decoupled now. The same thing is true of water for agriculture, and the same thing is true for the actual acreage of landthat we need to generate all of that crop output.

were feeding people off of about 4000 m². And today with the average cereal yield you can produce enough calories on about 1200 m² to feed a person. So here's the globalcereal harvest over the last 50 years and it's very nearly traveled over 50 years. And yet the acreage that we plant in cereals has not changed at all. And so of course, in increasingthe productivity of cereal growing land around the world we've actually taken the pressure off wild habitats. It's the increasing intensity of farming that has actually save the rainforests.