Sentence examples for excess harvest from inspiring English sources

In addition, they could keep (ie, sell on the market) any excess harvest above the quota.

Others are farmers with an excess harvest or people looking to go out and buy food to donate.

(44) Large-scale changes in the food web structure and function of coastal ecosystems derived from overfishing and excess harvest of filter feeders, both global phenomena, erode ecosystem buffers and triggers increased phytoplankton biomass enhancing the vulnerability of coastal ecosystems to eutrophication (e.g., (45− 45−).

For example, you can give away excess harvest crops, such as a bag of zucchini or squash, a basket of nuts or apples, or some pumpkin cupcakes.

To do so, farmers are being told to leave some fields fallow, destroy excess harvests and donate surpluses to charity or face potential fines if they fail to comply.

In such a situation, the rural community would, by no means, be willing to spend money to maintain myrtle habitat, but would be more engaged in damaging it by excess harvesting and ultimately by converting it to agricultural land.

If excess harvesting happens intermittently, it may be sufficient to cause maturation evolution and long-term loss of yield.

A second property that our evolutionary concerned manager might desire is that her choice of gear type is robust to excess harvesting, as the overall harvest rate has proven difficult to control as discussed above.

The capacity of the system is governed in part by the growth pattern of the crop, its planting date, critical stages of growth, tolerance of excess water, harvest date, and value.

Furthermore, roots of most farmer-preferred varieties are nutrient-poor and deteriorate rapidly after harvest, preventing farmers from generating income from the sale of excess crop.

After 2, 6 or 24 h incubation time, the cells were gently washed to remove the excess BCG, harvested and centrifuged at 350  g for 5 min.