Sentence examples for harvest further from inspiring English sources
In the early part of the 21st century, the DFO introduced a series of measures to expand the harvest further.
Unionism, under a single party, therefore could harvest further electoral gains in the Assembly as well as Westminster thus strengthening the hand of the pro-Union electorate.
The last decade's rise in bluefin tuna ranches, which fatten wild juveniles until ready for harvest, further sped the decline.
The dams will hinder or block the migration of fish, and because most of the important species migrate long distances to spawn, fish harvests could decline by nearly half; proposed dams on tributaries would cut harvests further.
▪ carbon storage strategy: development of large forest carbon stocks through limited timber harvesting, further prolongation of rotation period, share of residues and target diameter for harvesting increased.
A greater share of harvested wood is left in the forest ▪ carbon storage strategy: development of large forest carbon stocks through limited timber harvesting, further prolongation of rotation period, share of residues and target diameter for harvesting increased.
The wine's fresh cut grass aromas and frisky acidity perfectly pair with the wealth of scrumptious oysters harvested further south in Cap Ferret, a seaside resort adjacent to the Arcachon Bay, often called the Hamptons of Bordeaux.
They harvested further data from the 'community statistics' tool in the LMS at the end of the semester.
Continuous transcriptome profiling of leaf from transplanting until harvesting further elucidated the growth-stage specificity of gene expression and uncovered two major drastic changes in the leaf transcriptional program.
Because of the delayed Belg rains, the long term crops will inevitably be planted late, therefore Meher late planted crops (especially teff) may be affected by the rains at harvesting further aggravating the Meher crop production.
Nicaragua also feared Otto could threaten coffee crops that are almost ready for harvest, placing further pressure on impoverished farmers.
