Sentence examples for some harvest from inspiring English sources

Berskon said, "My opinion is that we have enough crabs out there for the shorebirds, for the biomedical community and for some harvest".

I love me some Harvest Moon.

Moreover, for many species the seed produced over a life-time far exceeds the number required for self-replacement and some harvest should be possible without negative impacts (Harper 1977; Crawley 1992).

"You've got some harvesting to do".

Volatile weather patterns often attributed to climate change are wreaking havoc with some harvests.

That gives the wines their freshness but means that some harvests, from some vineyards, are bound to fail.

And there is a growing effort to raise a variety of sturgeon in fish farms, with some harvesting eggs from mature females using surgery akin to a Caesarean section.

The world's most damaging coffee disease, leaf rust has torn through Latin America, costing farmers an estimated $1 billion and cutting some harvests by more than half in Central America.

Some harvesting will need to be incorporated regularly, because after 15 years, the study stands did not provide habitat for most early successional breeding specialists.

The scientists are trying to figure out how to deal with coffee rust, a fungus that has cost Latin American coffee farmers an estimated $1 billion and cut some harvests by more than half.

Some harvesting of scallops under exploratory fishing licences is done off the west coast of Canada, though a previous commercial scallop fishery has been discontinued.