Of the nearly 200 it handles, only about 80 are ripe at one particular moment.
(The F.D.A. requires raw milk cheeses, with some exceptions, to age for 60 days. But soft cheeses such as Brie are ripe at 30 days).
The New Yorker, November 8 , 1941P. 9 Once every summer, when the tourist crop is ripe at Gallup, N. M., the Indians stage a recital of their tribal dances.
By Ben Alcock and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 8 , 1941P. 9 Once every summer, when the tourist crop is ripe at Gallup, N. M., the Indians stage a recital of their tribal dances.
First, they produce fruit over a long period, from three weeks to several months, so only a few berries are ripe at any given moment on any given plant.
First, natural populations of these three most studied species of amphioxus are ripe, at most, for only two to four months each year and, second, even when apparently ripe, animals spawn only at unpredictable intervals of several days.
The strawberries should be ripe next month at Grossmann's Farm, a five-acre swath — formerly family-run — of planting fields, greenhouses and a farm stand at the entrance to the village.
Apples will be ripe and for sale at Ditmars' Orchard near Council Bluffs, where the barn, built in 1950, was part of a dairy operation.
EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL: NEW YORK CITY This is an off year for the biennial Boston Early Music Festival, and the alternating Berkeley Festival and Exhibition in California (June 1-8; berkeley-festival.org) is remote to Northeasterners, so the time may be ripe for another attempt at an early-music festival in New York.
With shareholders impatient for results, and the departure of Semel signaling a failure to catch up to Google, the time could be ripe for another stab at that lucrative market.
