Sentence examples for plowed soil from inspiring English sources

The thinking here was that regularly plowed soil releases moisture into the air, which with the added propagation of water-holding plants saturates the sky and encourages rain.

In past days, most pellets sank into plowed soil and stayed there.

At the top Sinkler took off the brogans and looked back through the trees and saw the square of plowed soil, now no bigger than a barn door.

The bricks on the exterior are the shade of the plowed soil in the surrounding landscape during the winter, which can be seen through floor-to-ceiling windows.

However, upland rice develops better in plowed soil, and it has been reported that this crop does not perform well under the NTS.

The swelling on the trunk known as the root collar can rot if it is covered with dirt, as sometimes happens when developers plow soil into the base of the tree while clearing a lot.

Soil experts say plowing the soil releases carbon stored underground, it degrades the soil and contributes to soil erosion and other problems.

For 10,000 years we've plowed the soil, planted in spring and harvested in fall, one crop at a time.

Mr. Bonacic said his bill was simply meant to highlight the "economic vitality of agriculture" in his district's Black Dirt region, whose easy-to-plow soil of the same name is so celebrated that feasts and festivals have been held in its honor.

Plowing the soil broke aggregates and increased aeration of the soil, which led to enhanced organic matter mineralization.

Plowing your soil using a tiller or a hoe will help break up roots and other growth in the soil.