Sentence examples for cole crops from inspiring English sources

Most respond well to nitrogen, just like other cole crops.

The loamy, fertile soils common to upstate New York are ideal for the production of broccoli and other cole crops.

The harlequin bug, once a destructive (if pretty) insect of the lower South, is now a regular visitor to my cole crops.

The guides provide information on how to produce certified organic apples, blueberries, grapes, lettuce, potatoes, spinach, strawberries and cole crops, including cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and Brussels sprouts.

Its species cause bacterial spot of peach (X. pruni) and tomato (X. vescicatoria), canker of grapevine (X. ampelina), and a number of vascular diseases of cole crops (X. campestris).

The secret is in the sulfur, a major source of nutrition for brassicas, said Dean Kopsell, an assistant professor of plant biology at the University of New Hampshire at Durham and a cole crops specialist.

All three are delicious, but while comparing them we suddenly wondered: why does kale taste better after a frost? A. That's true not only of kale, but also of any cold-tolerant member of the brassica, or cole crop, family.

In December, an overview of the broccoli project and its efforts to identify new cultivars adapted to Florida conditions was presented to and discussed with 34 attendees of the station's 2017 Cole Crop field day.

This cole crop is not only economically important but also provides nutrients that have anticancer characteristics (Aggarwal and Ichikawa 2005).

Of particular importance are the cole crop and vegetable species B. rapa, B. oleracea, B. napus, and B. juncea as sources of oils and vegetables.

For Authenticity, Cinema Cannabis Authenticity was the watchword in NIGEL COLE's film "Saving Grace," about an English orchid-grower who starts growing another cash crop in her state-of-the-art greenhouse.