Sentence examples for started to harvest from inspiring English sources

But as those subsidies have been cut, Ugandans have started to harvest all year round, and the country's flower exports have blossomed, from nothing in the mid-1990s to $16m last year.Even so, compared with what Uganda could make from exporting peanuts to America if only they did not face tariffs of up to 164%, this is, well, peanuts.

In some locations, people have started to harvest unripe maize before it rots.

By mid-July, North Carolina starts to harvest, then Missouri, Delaware and Virginia.

"Now we start to harvest," says Zetsche.

He said: "Normally this part of Cornwall will be starting to harvest before anyone else does at the end of April or beginning of May".

In order to confirm this observation, we performed an experiment where we monitored the parasites as they started to egress, harvested them when at least 80% of the monolayer was lysed (time 0 h), and we also harvested parasites 11 h post egress (time 11 h).

Rabbi Shmulevitz also said that the sage was misunderstood by the secular public; he had proposed a moderate position, by allowing produce planted before the shmita year started to be harvested and sold during the sabbatical, and by sanctioning the use of elevated platforms.

Since Facebook is just starting to profitably harvest its audience of 750 million users, the firm should stick to its strengths, or so the argument goes.

Still, he said, "it's just a matter of time" before significant cultivated supplies start to be harvested.

I had a dish similar to this one in Seoul, Korea, and this is my Scandi autumn version for the time of year when pumpkins start to be harvested.

A crop of callaloo, from start to harvest, can take just three weeks.