Sentence examples for harvests about from inspiring English sources

The winemaker there, Jon Wehner, harvests about 70 tons of grapes from 20 densely planted acres on Chatham Farm.

He said he harvests about a dozen saps: maple, birch, sycamore, hickory, walnut, butternut, beech, hardwood cherry.

Today India harvests about 70m tons of wheat grain a year, more than enough for self-sufficiency in an ever-expanding population, with some left over for export.

Many blame the "reduction fishery," which harvests about 80 percent of the menhaden that come out of the sea each year.

A quite extraordinary video on the Iceberg Water website shows how the company "harvests" about four of these icebergs per year to make 75,000 to 100,000 litres of bottled water.

Mr. Coté maintains over 200 hives in Fairfield County and Manhattan and bottles his harvests — about 10 tons' worth in a good year — labeled Andrew's Taste-Bud Bursting Local Wildflower Honey.

The value of last year's garlic harvest (about $200 million) made many better-established crops, including spinach ($112 million), look sick by comparison.

Note that the global annual agricultural harvest (about 6 Gt) has an energy value of about one third that of the fossil oil consumed annually.

Last year's harvest yielded about 600 bottles of of oil.

This year's harvest is about to swell from a trickle to a flood.

The time from planting to harvest is about 90 days.