Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Farm and field sizes, production systems, crop rotations and cropping patterns, as well as natural conditions, vary across Europe.
• You may want to add some stuff around your image: enlarge canvas size, add a new layer that will have the same size as the new canvas and then paint this new layer. That's the converse of cropping.
• If this option is checked, then each time change the size of the image, by cropping or resizing it, the image window will automatically resize to follow. Otherwise, the image window will maintain the same size.

• An analysis of the trends supports claims that prices of the product concerned follow a cyclical pattern, strongly influenced by the weather and crop size.
• Production, therefore, is determined by the small size of the holdings and the soil conditions which meet the specifications for this crop.
• Admit that by underestimating the specific size of the European wheat crop, you made it difficult for contracts to be signed.
• If these suckers are left in place, the trees become shrubby and there is a deterioration in the phytosanitary conditions of the crop and the size of the fruit, and a decrease in the yield.
• At the very bottom line of the dialog, the Max. Ratio button lets you set the crop area size to the maximum size according to the current aspect ratio settings and orientation.
• Those larger producers will have a partial reduction in aid, but their size has better possibilities for a shift to other crops, and if this is the case they can in their reconversion benefit from the structural envelope.
• on farm (number of farms by number of crops and size)
• Farm and field sizes, production systems, crop rotations and cropping patterns, as well as natural conditions, vary across Europe.