Sentence examples for harvest drop from inspiring English sources

Danilo González saw its 2013 harvest drop by 80% compared to 2010 levels due to coffee rust.

In turn, City Harvest dropped them off at one food bank or homeless shelter in each borough.

Players use their fingertips to tap and harvest drops of sunlight, which are the currency needed to plant unusually combative crops on the left side of the screen.

Environmental exposure of thermostable amylase will occur in production fields from preharvest and harvest dropped grain, with minor additional contributions from stover and root biomass.

Ourvan was up on the roof, participating in the family's annual September harvest, dropping sticky bundles of grapes into a plastic bag and trying not to let any strays fall down the neighbor's chimney.

Analysts expect the price of food and drink to rise in the autumn when UK harvests drop off and more goods have to be imported from abroad.

But since the farm invasions began, in 2000, commercial farmers have seen their harvests drop by at least forty per cent a year, and by mid-February there was no maize to be found in most stores.

Mr Diouf predicts that, if the world fails to take urgent action to keep global warming beneath 2C, the emerging international target, "the global food production potential can be expected to contract severely" – with harvests dropping by up to 40 per cent in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Chinese interest in buying up soybeans yet to be harvested dropped recently, said Dan Basse, president of AgResource, a market research firm.

The bottom of the tube was gently pierced with an 18-guage needle and fractions were harvested drop-wise collecting ~200 μl per fraction for 7 fractions.

This was most apparent for fruit cracking and pre-harvest dropping in all families and per cent of russet in AF5_33Br family (Table 1).