As number of recreational harvest days per year decreases, harvesters are likely to experience reduced shellfish harvest and loss of cultural benefits, such as family engagement and traditional harvesting by native coastal tribes.
HISTORIC COLD SPRING VILLAGE "Harvest Days," featuring decoy and bee-keeping displays, garden harvesting, pony rides, flower show and children's games.
"I can't believe we grew all that pak choi, winter squash, lettuce, even tomatoes right across from City Hall," recalls volunteer Johanna Silver, who arrived for the Thursday harvest days.
Friel's narrator/hero, Michael, in fact, takes us back to the warm, harvest days of August, 1936, when he was a seven-year-old child being brought up by his unmarried mother, Chris, and her four sisters in the family home in County Donegal.
Guy Inbar, a spokesman for the Israeli agency that oversees the West Bank, said harvest days were limited — to two in some places, to five in others — in coordination with the Palestinian Authority and large clans in 70 areas to reduce violence and vandalism.
Soil preparation, growing conditions, harvest days and nutrient application are presented in Table 5.
SOUTHAMPTON Southampton Historical Museums "Harvest Day Fair".
"And today is harvest day!" "Sir, take a look at this!" the captain interrupts, pointing at the radar.
Experiments were performed in triplicate wells for each MOI, cell line (Wolbachia-infected or uninfected) and harvest day combination.
On a good harvest day, he can earn P50 -- money for his mother and his siblings for the whole week.
Sowing and harvesting days and harvested area to evaluate grain yield in each experiment are shown in Table 2.
