Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• is particularly well known for its rice cultivation. The average acreage of rice cultivation per family in the three villagts surveyed was 3.19 acres. The average holding in the Christian village was only 1.83 acres partly because it was a village.
• This was once a fertile land well known for its rice cultivation. Aliparamba Sivarama Poduval, famous Chenda and Sopanam player belongs to aliparmaba. Well known ancient Ayurveda practising families have their root at Aliparamba.
• Jun 14, 2013 ... Kuttanad is popularly known as the rice bowl of Kerala and is well known for its rice cultivation below sea level. It enlists itself among the top tourist destinations, owing to its exotic landscape and scenic backwaters. The paddy ...
• The study area is well known for its rice cultivation but lack of irrigation facilities limited resources, limited school and migration result unfair economical growth which contributed to poverty problem. It needs to provide intension to improve.

• Feb 14, 2008 ... Though I grew up in an area famous for its rice cultivation, the cultural idea of the plantation never occurred to me until I saw Gone with the Wind. Plantation, to me, was always just an upscale farm. We devoted a year of middle ...
• Agriculture[edit]. Unguturu is famous for its rice cultivation. Fish cultivation through Fish Tanks. Industries[edit]. Besides agriculture, Unguturu is also developing as commercial hub. It is situated on National Highway No 5, around 100 km away ...
• is famous for its rice cultivation. Our first view of this region was from a mountain pass at an altitude of 4,900 feet. Here the whole expanse of plateau was spread out before us, glittering with the reflection of sunlight from thousands of sawahs.
• May 28, 2008 ... Banaue, Philippines: As part of our special report on the global food crisis, Dan Chung visits an area famous for its rice cultivation that has been badly hit by the steep rise in food prices. Wednesday 28 May 2008 06.52 EDT ...