Sentence examples for one planter from inspiring English sources

At the third site, however, where soybeans were no-tilled in 30-inch rows, seeding depth had minimum effect on early plant populations, except at the 1.0 inch depth in 2014, when one planter unit had trouble penetrating the soil.

The breach of the contract by one planter differs but in degree from a breach by all.

As one planter said: "Meat, when given, is only by way of indulgence or favor.'' Certain foods were dangled before enslaved workers as treats rather than allowances which they had a right to by law or custom.

It could pick a thousand pounds an hour while a man picked 20 -- resulting, by one planter's reckoning, in a cost of $5.26 a bale for picking cotton by machine as against $39.14 by hand.

With another influx of slaves after 1750, cultivation moved to still more productive tidal flood plains, which required such a large-scale deployment of floodgates, canals and ditches that rice fields became, in one planter's words, a "huge hydraulic machine".

The Bootheel in the extreme southeast was settled by planters from the South and was appended to Missouri at the time of statehood through the great influence of one planter; it is the centre of Missouri's historic cotton culture.

Fuller designed the first "leapfrog fountain," in which laminar streams jump from one raised planter to another.

The act is not one exempting planters who use their sugar in the manufacture of articles of a wholly different description, such as confectionery, preserves, or pastry, or such as one which should exempt the farmer who devoted his corn or rye to the making of whisky, while other manufacturers of these articles were subjected to a tax.

It had the final badge of exclusivity in Miami Beach: it excluded Jews, like the one British planters' club in a newly independent African country that can't bring itself to alter its membership rules enough to allow in the new President.

Pear trees, one to a planter, were installed in their place.

One of the planters arrived and saw the site on the first day and she said to me, 'Dan, what were you thinking?'.