Sentence examples for soil producing from inspiring English sources

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.

And these gases not only have a heating effect, but also cause evaporation of water from sea and soil, producing water vapor, another powerful heat-trapping gas.

Chemical reactions destroyed organic compounds in the soil, producing mostly carbon dioxide and traces of chloromethane and dichloromethane, just like what the Viking landers had found.

Meat taken from pasture-raised animals killed in the field — never shipped, trucked, contained and poisoned with grain or leftover M & M's — yields omega-3-rich meat, richer soil producing greener grass, and a recycling of a significant amount of the methane produced by the animals.

In case of finished compost, additional GHG credits for the substitution of peat (by application in soil producing facilities, e.g).

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

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.

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