Sentence examples for crops thrive from inspiring English sources

In this fecund environment, all manner of edible crops thrive.

Small grains and specialty crops thrive in the Red River valley, where the growing season is shorter and the humidity is lower than in southern Minnesota.

The solution can disinfect seeds as they germinate so that more crops thrive from sown seeds, increasing yield and farm income.

All this environmental hovering helps crops thrive without pesticides, fungicides or herbicides, and natural pest controls like parasitic wasps, lacewings and ladybugs are introduced to the 17-foot-tall greenhouse with its 75-foot-by-160-foot main production floor.

A new treatment for cotton seeds draws on beneficial microbes that live inside plants much like the good bacteria in our own guts to help the crops thrive in dry conditions.

"Biotechnology can help crops thrive in drought-prone areas, improve the nutrition content of foods, grow alternative energy sources and improve the lives of farmers and rural communities around the globe," Jim Greenwood, head of Biotechnology Industry Organization, said this year.

The American crops thrived in poor soil, and so did those who ate them.

Full of pity, one phoenix flew north to help, and soon flowers bloomed, crops thrived, and a city came into being.

While we need the rain to replenish our waterways and keep our crops thriving, the majority of the "waterproof" gear we sport during the stormy season is made out of PVC (poly vinyl chloride), most commonly known as vinyl.

Mar Vista was once known as the "Lima Bean Belt of the Nation"; that lima bean moniker comes from the 1930s, when the temperamental crop thrived in the moist, fertile fields of Mar Vista.

Just as food crops cannot thrive without a farmer to nourish them and fend off pests, algae modified to be energy crops would be uncompetitive against wild algae if they were to escape, and even inside their own ponds.