Sentence examples for poor crops from inspiring English sources

This year, many of my heirloom tomato plants were spindly, with spotted leaves and unusually poor crops.

No matter what people think about global warming, there aren't a lot of fans of dirty snow, poor crops and diseased lungs.

U-turn A little good news Brain dead ReprintsLast year's price increases were triggered by poor crops and a rundown of government grain reserves.

It studied food supplies in 20 villages across Darfur and found that they had been devastated by a combination of poor crops, looting and theft of livestock.

The boycott takes its name from an economic war waged by Irish farmers in the 1880's against an English land agent, Charles Cunningham Boycott, who refused demands to cut rents during a time of poor crops.

The killings took place in a rural community in the state of Jharkhand, where there are frequent reports of fatal attacks on women who locals say have cast curses that are blamed for poor crops, illness or misfortune.

Russia and Ukraine have also had poor crop yields.

Harvesting too late depletes the plants and leads to a poor crop the next year.

In a pretty poor crop, "Detroit 1-8-7" is — well, not bad.

The villagers are demoralised, with no electricity or road and a poor crop.

David Deme who grows a variety of organic apples at Chegworth Valley in Kent, has suffered a poor crop.