Sentence examples for harvest size from inspiring English sources

The rules governing the harvest size in each region are clear.

But into the fall, crabs that meet the harvest size minimum could become scarcer, state natural resources officials said.

In rural areas, we can see crops in the ground, allowing us to estimate harvest size — even before the actual harvest.

Gov. Larry Hogan's administration acknowledged last month that it might be open to revising catch limits, such as a midsummer increase in the minimum crab harvest size.

This series includes novel variations on the antero-lateral thigh flap; tissue engineering, dual flap harvest, size and age.

The optimal protein level (400 g/kg) prolonged the stage of fast growth and predicted the highest asymptotic weight, which was close to the harvest size in practice.

An assessment of present forest policies of emulating natural disturbances that guide forest harvest sizes showed that these are incongruent with simulated fire size distributions under all scenarios with one exception.

Some seeds are naturally slow: basil, for example, can take three weeks to reach harvesting size in summer.

Anyone with an interest in commercial harvesting, size limits, and their effects on trophy fish is welcome at the Student Activities Center at SUNY-Stony Brook on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.

According to Pillay (1993), in countries where commercial trout farming is well developed, as in Europe, harvesting size ranges from 170-230 g to 350-450 g for the fresh market and 1.5-3 kg for fillets and smoked trout.

To test if patterns were globally generalizable, we also sampled harvest-size farmed Atlantic salmon from Australia, Scotland, Canada and Chile.