Sentence examples for harvests out from inspiring English sources

Emergency applications on citrus crops since 2016 have shown that the antibiotics can slow disease progression, allowing growers to eke a few more harvests out of infected trees.

Channels to harvest and direct rainfall, and small, sealed reservoirs or tanks to store it, would not only see them through dry spells, but also allow them to eke bigger harvests out of the same fields.

Channels to harvest and direct rainfall and small, sealed reservoirs or tanks to store it, would not only see farmers through dry spells, but also allow them to entice bigger or more valuable harvests out of the same fields.

Zone 3 has an average annual rainfall of 250 mm, with not less than 250 mm in half of the years, i.e., it should be possible to get one to two harvests out of every 3 years.

Among the poems included in the book, connected by themes of personal, social, and evolutionary change and of the possibilities and problems of personal love, were "Hearing of harvests", "Out on the lawn I lie in bed", "O what is that sound", "Look, stranger, on this island now" (later revised versions change "on" to "at"), and "Our hunting fathers".

The pea plants will grow back, and you can get several harvests out of them for greens.

Average peak accumulated harvests out-yielded cumulative 21-day repeated harvest DM by 44% and C by 47% over two years; 21-day harvest material yielded 84% more N than the accumulated material.

Food stocks from the last harvest ran out in August and the next harvest is not due until March.

The Arab Spring's modest harvest cries out for explanation.

Late rains mean trouble for the "lean season", when food from the last harvest runs out.

"We eat them three meals a day, until the harvest runs out," she said.