Sentence examples for changes to harvest from inspiring English sources

This version does not contain major changes, but is now more clear and specific in its details regarding the time line across which we describe changes to harvest and revenue (annual) and suggestions on managing invasive species.

Within the life cycle, management choices, such as retention in fully closed terrestrial facilities until later development stages (Hindar et al. 1991), changes to harvest equipment that affect leakage (Naylor et al. 2005), or harvest before substantial net-pen spawning occurs (Uglem et al. 2012), can differentially affect spillover at different life cycle stages.

"The changes to harvesting practices announced today will protect even more of the area found in Victoria's working forests," said Robert Green, VicForests' chief executive.

The changes to harvesting and road construction methods through the introduction of more appropriate equipment and techniques and through better planning and training, have contributed greatly to the achievement of sustainable forest management.

Results indicate that the abundances of most songbird species present prior to harvest changed little after the timber removal.

The global meat industry has seen significant changes in the methods used to harvest and process fresh meat over the past century.

The campaign has created a fund-raising committee, the Campaign for Change, which allows fund-raisers to harvest additional checks of more than $30,000 that will then be divvied up among state Democratic Parties in 18 battleground states, with Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan receiving the most.

We need to harvest Hollywood for climate change awareness".

This latter limitation is particularly apparent when one considers that studies of trait change owing to harvest represented a large proportion of 'phenotypic' studies, but such studies are rare among 'genetic' studies.

In one, there were no changes in the medium prior to harvesting the samples.

Scientists found the extreme weather event caused unprecedented loss of glacial ice in the New Zealand Southern Alps, changes to wine-grape harvests, and major disruption of marine ecosystems including kelp habitat loss, new species invasions and fisheries season changes.