Sentence examples for harvests between from inspiring English sources

Every year, he harvests between thirty and sixty tons of it, about the same per-acre yield as a potato farmer.

And there won't be a shortage, as Jose Cuervo harvests between 200 and 300 tons of agave daily.

Most importantly, harvesting between-subject variability in response shape can improve predictive validity, but only under constraints on plausible response forms.

Most bay scallops are harvested between the south shore of Cape Cod and the north shore of Long Island.

Brazil and Argentina are also harvesting between them a record 62m tonnes this season.

With 21 parties running this year – almost double the number from the 2010 election – there has been ample opportunity for so-called "preference harvesting" between micro parties.

Just today, Colonel Mayville agreed on a split of the harvest between the Arabs who planted it and the Kurds who own the land.

But while the awards are harvested between December and March, the real money is made in the summertime, which begins sometime in mid-February and lasts for six months.

Investors who have sharecropping agreements that designate a split in the harvest between farmer and owner will see their return reduced immediately.

The celery is grown in black deep peat soil and harvested between July and December.

Radiata pine plantations are intensively managed and generally harvested between 25 and 30 years of age.