Most of Ukraine consists of fertile plains (or steppes) and plateaus.

History Early methods It is not known if historical cultures were aware of what part of the menstrual cycle is most fertile.

About 27 of the total territory is cultivable, with the central Zemgale Plain south of Riga being the most fertile and profitable.

The cattle fund was destroyed, fertile fields and fruit orchards are within mine fields, housing and business facilities are destroyed in most cases.

After World War II, Americans migrated steadily to California, a land of opportunity, great natural beauty, and some of the world s most fertile agricultural land.

Gaza s poverty was fertile ground for Islamic radicalism.

The delta of this river is one of the most fertile regions in India and was the home to ancient Satavahana and Ikshvaku Sun Dynasty kings.

Indeed, Poland, with its rich Jewish heritage and history, was believed to be among the most fertile environments for a Jewish revival after the fall of communism.

Natural resources are plentiful, with vast amounts of fertile land.

This de facto surrender creates a fertile environment for despotism.

Fertile is a city in Polk County, Minnesota, United States.

The latter provides fertile ground for corruption, extremism and organized crime.

The anti Japanese hysteria of the 1980 s fell on fertile ground.

The area had always been a fairly fertile area, thus encouraging farming.

Fertile plain area covers 16 per cent of the total, less fertile soil on hill and mountain areas covers 62 per cent, and the Mediterranean area makes up 22 per cent of overall

The city's ideal combination of fertile ground and shallow waters attracted numerous traders.

By February 2004, the construction of the Barrier had already entailed the confiscation of around 270 sq. km of Palestinian land, including the most fertile areas in the West Bank, and 49 wells.

As many of Lebanon s poorest are Shia, this provides fertile ground for Hezbollah recruiters.

Hence the densely populated area is considered fertile soil for crime and social unrest.

Afghanistan's 'green zone', a stretch of fertile, cultivated ground along the Helmand River Valley.

Male infertility refers to a male's inability to cause pregnancy in a fertile female.

Women make over 51 of the population, 25 of them being in fertile age.

There is a great struggle for use of the most fertile land, from the viewpoint of its social economic potential (irrigated land, next to the markets, with access to diverse transports or social services, etc.).

Owing to the construction of the Barrier, the West Bank has lost some of its most fertile areas, with agricultural lands accounting for 86 per cent of the confiscated 270 sq. km by July 2004.

m. Soils are very diverse, the best fertile soils covering 1 3 of the territory.

More generally, construction materials and construction services seem to be fertile ground for cartel operators.

But make no mistake the ground for populist economics is becoming more fertile by the day.

China might, indeed, have an interest in some border areas with fertile soil and moderate climate.

Tourism thrives on a pristine environment, and it therefore provides fertile ground for testing innovative policies.

For the resources of nature and men s devices are just as fertile and productive as they were.

Cities became more common outside the Fertile Crescent with the Early Iron Age from about 1100 BC.

That has led to conflicts everywhere in the world. Injustice is a fertile ground for breeding violence.

Without access to fertile land, uncontaminated water and a healthy biological ecosystem, farmers' livelihood is in danger.

This legislation establishes a system of prior authorization for the exercise of the import, export, production, possession, transfer, use or transport of fusible, fissile or fertile nuclear material or any material, with the exception of ore, containing one or more fusible, fissile or fertile elements.

Within both India and Pakistan, economic disparities and a sense of social injustice have created fertile ground for conflict.

Since then, Mali Yang residents have reclaimed bushes for farming, but even so, those lands are not fertile enough.

The Arabian tribes also had significant economic, cultural and familial ties with predominantly Arab citizens of the Fertile Crescent.

Middle Ages The rapidly growing population of Europe and the rising concentrations of people in its towns and cities became a fertile ground for many infectious and contagious diseases, of which the Black Death a bacterial infection is probably the most notorious.

There are also fears that the splintering of Dokubu s militias has created fertile ground in the Delta for Islamist groups.

The innocent, frustrated, and angry victims of austerity provide fertile ground for hate speech, xenophobia, and all forms of extremism.

Even so, the number of maternity wards per 1000 women in fertile age presents a great disparity between the provinces.

We know there are associations between the two groups and there is fertile ground for these sinister relationships to flourish.

This awareness of serving the greater good is very self inspiring and it creates fertile ground for compassion to grow in.

A century later, plantation colonies were established by the Dutch and English along the many rivers in the fertile Guiana plains.

During the rainy season from June to September, the area is fertile, but in the dry season, it is virtually desert.