Sentence examples for harvest make from inspiring English sources

He said that pulling stalks to admit sunlight and delaying fertilization until after harvest make MacDonald stalks redder.

For instance, did the fact that Demeter is the goddess of the harvest make it logical to make your Demeter a lapsed earth-mother type?

His wines would be recognizable to producers in the Pfalz region of Germany who in a single harvest make various styles of gewurztraminer wine by picking several times as fruit ripening progresses.

But only the youngest, tenderest leaves, grown on the company's farms on Cheju (a volcanic island off the southern coast where temperatures rarely dip below freezing and the soil is rich in nutrients) and picked at first harvest, make the cut.

However, their procurement and low number upon harvest make them limited for clinical applications [ 7].

In several cases, the large year-to-year variations in the size of the harvest make it difficult for governments to provide adequate farm income support and simultaneously maintain adequate stocks in anticipation of lean years.

Mercedes sold only a third of her harvest, making a net loss of at least $250.

Good rains last year enabled Mozambique, a long-term recipient of food aid, to reap a record harvest, making it now almost self-sufficient in grain.

One bad harvest (made all the more likely by the ravages of climate change) or a sudden decline in the commodity price of coffee can drop them below subsistence to hunger.

Given the number of factors that affect forage quality, and their field specific nature, we continue to encourage producers to take samples at harvest, making sure to record both hybrid and field location.

Farmers in governmental designated water saving regions will be paid a compensation for following N management plans that reduce N levels below a target threshold value in the soil after harvest, making an efficient use of N input crucial.