Sentence examples for daily crops from inspiring English sources

Stronger doors were quickly put in and the farm is now producing daily crops of herbs which go the the capital's fresh produce market at New Covent Garden and a home delivery service.

In the AGRIS e-consultation users expressed their demand for more additional data like statistics, multimedia, price data, daily crops prices etc.

An iterative method was applied to daily crop reference evaporation ETo.

The VegSyst crop simulation model was developed to simulate daily crop biomass production, N uptake and crop evapotranspiration (ETc).

Accurate estimates of daily crop evapotranspiration (ET) are needed for efficient irrigation management, especially in arid and semi-arid regions where crop water demand exceeds rainfall.

In hopes of having another chance at membership, I have thought of renaming my French string beans, which are miraculously giving a daily crop.

Five-year eddy covariance data over the maize field and vineyard in arid northwest China were used to examine the accuracy of PET models in estimating daily crop AET.

He has set up a model project in his district, one of India's poorest, where young men have a franchise from the state to distribute daily crop prices and commonly needed state records for a small fee.

A study was conducted in northeast Louisiana (mid-south US) aimed at estimating daily crop evapotranspiration (ETc) and reference evapotranspiration (ETo) and thus, developing local crop coefficient (Kc) curves for irrigated upland cotton.

Two diverse sub-models were developed, for the daily crop water uptake (WU) and for the leaching requirement (LR) in dependence of a maximum tolerable sodium (Na+) concentration in the recycling nutrient solution.

This is followed by an overview of the transient flow modeling of water and solute flow in heterogeneous soil root systems under a variety of boundary conditions with a focus on the linkage between water use by the crop, and daily crop growth and crop yield, i.e. the so-called 'water productivity' relationship.