Sentence examples for harvests early from inspiring English sources

He plants them out late (late May) and harvests early (September), leaving them outside for two weeks ("in the sun" – as if!) to harden.

The in vitro rumen methane output of perennial ryegrass (receiving 0 or 150 kg of inorganic fertiliser N/ha/growth) and two red clover varieties (Merviot and Ruttinova) at three different harvests (early and late primary growths, and an autumn regrowth) was assayed using the gas production technique (GPT).

Also look for dull skin, a shiny watermelon has been harvested early.

Mr. Jerdon said he believed that Mr. Stamp was harvesting early to raise cash.

When I'm gardening, a great point in the year is when I can begin to harvest early peas.

Italy's Tuscan vineyards and Germany's Rheingau wineries are harvesting early and hoping for a famous year.

Introduced last fall by Ocean Spray, the juice is made with cranberries that are harvested early, hence the lighter color.

"You can harvest early and settle for mediocre, or be a little patient and have something special," Mr. Merwarth said.

But shoppers at farmers' markets may come across green garlic, which has been harvested early, before the cloves have matured.

The beans need to be harvested early, he added, as they tend to discolour in damp weather.

If you grow cereals, for example, you're absolutely dependent on the weather and you don't know whether you'll be finishing the harvest early or late.