In September, they returned to harvest the crops and to hold their harvest festival; they then cached a portion of their food in their villages and left on the winter buffalo hunt, from which they did not return until planting time in the spring.
Recent technical advances enable us now to return to the crops and to study inter- and intraspecific modulation of circadian time-keeping and its effects on adaptation and fitness in crops.
When harvest time arrived last year, Mr. Derey said, he called Mr. Baroudy and asked if he could return to take the crop from his pistachio groves.
Because the recent spike in crop and food prices has been caused in part by temporary factors like drought, the report predicted that prices should decrease as weather conditions return to normal and crop yields improve.
For land coming out of the Conservation Reserve Program and returning to row crop production, NT and CP systems would maintain more SOC stock than MP system and reduce CO2 emissions to the atmosphere.
He speaks wistfully of farmers returning to traditional crops, like pomegranates and honeydew melons.
Conceptually, using the current grazing system, it should be possible to maintain these pastures in a parasite-free status indefinitely; however, from a drug resistance perspective, it would be most applicable in sod-based rotation systems where cattle graze from two to five years before land is returned to row-crops.
In the 1930s, after the Depression wiped out so many small farmers, the federal government introduced "price supports," which lifted the return to farmers on basic crops.
Many people who had evacuated the area have begun to return to tend to their crops and livestock, ignoring government warnings that the volcano still poses a threat, the Antara news agency said.
The effect of tillage events, especially when they were not associated with crop residues return to soil, was also found to be small.
