But the potential for loss begins at the point of harvest, with the mechanics of getting strawberries to market.
Elsewhere in the country, there was continuing confrontation over Afghan efforts to eradicate and interdict the poppy crop, which is now reaching the point of harvest in some provinces.
At the point of harvest, the number of seeds per ear, thousand seed mass, hectoliter weight and yield were evaluated.
The operational base year selected was estimated from the point of harvest in autumn, through to the autumn of the following year.
In case of forest-based biomass, the picture changes as at the point of harvest a large amount of CO2 is released into the atmosphere and its sequestration takes a much longer time [5, 38].
Spores per point of harvest were counted and the different values for an individual sample were added together in order to calculate total spore numbers over the whole length of an incubation period.
The cell density at the point of harvest was 24.2 g L-1 and the productivity regarding accumulated poly 3HB) for the period of the main fermentation was 0.23 g L-1 h-1.
At the end of the experiment, a clear fruit climacteric behavior was observed, and the antioxidant activity was connected with the presence of phenolic compounds, and based on other analyses, it was determined that the best point of harvest is 56 DAA.
Returns to investors comprised a tax deduction in the year in which they bought the products, and returns from the sale of produce over the life of the project, which was typically at the point of harvest 10 12 years later for plantations, "and up to 23 years for horticultural projects such as almonds".
To minimize the amount of circulating AAV library particles in our tissue samples at the time point of harvest, we analyzed the kinetics of circulating AAV library particles.
