Sentence examples similar to drenched soils from inspiring English sources

Because cotton is made in so many third-world countries which have much lighter (or unenforced) environmental rules, that means tons of chemicals are ending up in water supplies and drenching soil the world over so we can snap up a new pair of chinos.

To control the next generation of weevils, drench soil with beneficial nematodes until early fall.

Drench soil with fungicide (optional).

Water every day if very hot but don't drench the soil; aim for moist, not wet, soil or the cutting will rot.

In order to achieve this, the inoculum was sprayed only over the maize row to drench the soil beneath (about 10 cm width) instead of over the entire plot area.

They are drenching the soil in experimental pesticides, turning each particle of dust into a ticking time-bomb.

A 2003 study found that drenching the soil with 0.50 mM benzoic acid significantly reduced the size of P. cinnamomi lesions.

While the flowers are still in a plastic pot, water them heavily to drench the soil.

Using a spray bottle filled with pH-balanced water (between 5.5 to 6.5), moisten but do not drench the soil.

Then, that night, give the rose bush a thorough watering, drenching the soil completely so that the roses have plenty to drink.

It would not be difficult to create anywhere in the world conditions similar to those in Reichenstein and Córdoba, simply by the long-continued use of arsenical insecticides in the United States, the arsenic-drenched soils of tobacco plantations, of many orchards in the Northwest, and of blueberry lands in the East may easily lead to the pollution of water supplies.