Sentence examples for soil yields from inspiring English sources

Its fertile soil yields corn (maize), breadfruit, yams, and copra, the last for export.

Further away from the river, the vines stretch up a gentle, south-facing slope, where the limestone soil yields more serious, structured wines.

The fertile alluvial soil yields rice, corn (maize), fruit, and vegetables, and the scenic mountains and lakes (notably Wular, Dal, and Nagin) attract many tourists.

Down in this salt mine in the Sahara, whose soil yields evidence that it was once a vast sea, Ramadan Lawan, 42, was scooping up salt from a watery hole.

The road -- paved once, ground down now to reddish dust -- makes a bend at the northern edge of town, an outpost of three-digit phone numbers that exists only because the nearby soil yields some of the world's finest diamonds: Tongo fields, 35 miles north, and Kono, 50 miles up.

He was eager to report the sports news to civilians on the home front, since they "might imagine that the 'sacred soil' yields only to the tramp of the soldier, that its hills echo only the booming gun, and the dying shriek".

This year, the fertile soil yielded 143,000 pounds of hazelnuts that Auxier sold for a record dollar a pound.

Data on soil, yield and yield traits of the crop were compared at a significance level of 0.05.

Crops grown in Potting Soil yielded 45 times more edible biomass than GaiaSoil and three times more than Extensive Mix.

Prediction of soil mineralogy based on liquid limit of the soil yielded a wide range of correlation coefficients between the measured and calculated values.

The analysis is based on a general yield function which can take the form of most soil yield criteria (e.g. the Mohr Coulomb or Drucker Prager criterion).