Sentence examples for crop is going from inspiring English sources

"Forty, fifty percent of our crop is going to rot in the ground," said Gerald Roberts, the L.S.U.

"So far we have nothing more than speculation about what the danger to the corn crop is going to be," said Matt Harwig, a spokesman for the Renewable Fuels Association, an ethanol industry trade group.

Peter Hoffman, who owns Savoy on Crosby Street, said, "I can't believe that we might not have an apple dessert on the menu in January -- that's when this year's local crop is going to run out".

Many researchers, however, argue that such varieties may be unsuitable for fertilized conditions because, in practice, no crop is going to be grown under unfertilized conditions.

"The cream of the crop is gone.

But now this crop is gone; Mr Tendulkar is the last of them.

"Probably three-quarters of our crop is gone," said Fred Wilkow, whose farm is in Highland, N.Y.

Jay and Polly Armour, who grow about 40 different kinds of tomatoes at Four Winds Farm in Gardiner, N.Y., say that at least half their crop is gone.

As of 2017, two-thirds of the North Dakota soybean crop was going to China.

The Agriculture Department and its allies had argued that the approval of the crop should not be revoked, saying the department's mistakes were not that serious and that the crop was going to be eventually approved anyway.

Beyond that, earlier wet, cold weather had inhibited pollination, meaning the crop was going to come up short anyway.