Sentence examples for before the soil from inspiring English sources

Sugar beet harvesting usually starts in late September or early October for summer crops and is performed rapidly so as to finish before the soil freezes.

After a rain, the seeds germinate at once and the plants grow quickly, flower early, and complete their reproduction within a few weeks before the soil dries out again.

Having been sent up the field to lift leeks for an order on Christmas Eve, I can confirm that it's sensible to harvest in batches before the soil freezes solid, heeling the plants into a sheltered, unfrozen spot in the garden.

Much sunscald injury can be avoided by watering plants thoroughly in dry autumns before the soil freezes and applying a mulch to keep the soil frozen until spring, when full-scale plant activity resumes and roots can provide the moisture the top growth requires.

The inflation pressure (IP) was mainly responsible for the load support before the soil reached its maximum deformation.

θs(Z) was estimated from the FDM calculations by continuing to apply an average effective precipitation P0 onto the ground surface before the soil water distribution converges.

If it was raining the night before, the ground and soil should be muddy.

Its efficiency can be increased by e.g. improving soil management practices (e.g. use of conservation tillage) or increasing plant canopy cover (so the momentum of rain is dissipated by the leaves before hitting the soil).

Over expanses of limestone, for example, the soils contain large amounts of calcium compounds, some of which must be washed away or neutralized before the soils can become fully productive.

Data suggest that approximately 200 kyr of time was required before the soils developed sufficient water-holding capacity to drive in situ weathering of the basalt cinders.

Micro organisms population before planting in the soil, palm waste and rice hull were 830*107, 490*107 and 335*107 respectively.