Sentence examples for delicate crops from inspiring English sources

However, in areas where delicate crops would be exposed to wind damage, there are screens of willows and tall reeds.

We were pleasantly surprised by the access an average visitor has to all but the most delicate crops.

Plants grow tall – 6-8ft at least – so utilise this by making them into a windbreak for more delicate crops.

The temperature is noticeably cooler on her farm than on those around her; the trees provide just enough shade to protect delicate crops and hold moisture.

Tea is a very delicate crop which is highly sensitive to water.

Without enough hands to weed and prune the delicate crop, Morgenthau's berries were at risk of rotting on the vine.

With a short picking season, and what can be a delicate, easily spoiled crop, cherries are usually expensive.

The crop growth model illustrated the delicate equilibrium between sowing date, crop cycle length and the length of the rainy seasons, limiting options for intensification.

With her delicate, gamin beauty and cropped hair, she has an appealingly soft style and presence, but her girlish, sometimes squeaky voice cannot do justice to the range of feeling in Lavinia.

This year has brought a bumper crop: the delicate blossoms weren't damaged by night frosts in spring, after which followed a good spell of rain – enough to sustain the trees and swelling fruit into midsummer – and then an unusually chilly breeze from the north that made for the temperate climate that apples and pears prefer.

As of Sunday, 70percentt of Nebraska's corn was in the delicate silking stage, d uring which the crop pollinates and heat and lack of water can be most damaging to yields, according to a government crop progress and condition report on Monday.