Sentence examples for soil produced from inspiring English sources

It is greener than Ireland and, for many years, its rich red soil produced famous potatoes and cheese.

On Saturday, the lander tested its robotic arm and, pressing the scoop against the soil, produced a footlike impression that the scientists named Yeti.

Karstic sinkholes and poljes are famous for having terra rossa, a red soil produced by the degradation of the underlying limestone.

White spruce seedlings require the bare mineral soil produced by burning of thick organic layers of the forest floor for proper establishment; they may time their periodic production of seed to dry periods when fire is more likely.

This is hardly the first time that a mass killing on American soil produced promises to curb firearms, only for those efforts to falter as memories faded and powerful gun advocates, led by the N.R.A., rose up in the halls of Washington or in statehouses.

They measure the different magnetic patterns in the soil produced by the different structures below ground.

Al-Khubar has good water wells and fertile soil, producing excellent agricultural yield.

Tiny creatures such as nematodes can enrich the soil, producing a better pasture and reducing water runoff.

Apparently, microbes in soil produce 10 times more carbon emissions than humans do – but worms feed on these microbes, thus reducing emissions.

Most people have never had to dig the soil, produce compost, plant seeds, raise these seedlings, transplant them, water them, weed the beds, harvest the crop.

The potager, where things grow willingly in untainted soil, produces volumes of summer fruits and the herbs Hélène so delights in using.