Sentence examples for which harvest from inspiring English sources

Yes, the toilets at the velodrome and the handball arena (which harvest rainwater) will be flushing well.

(The tanks, which harvest rainwater from the roof, have also become a fixture in Australian cities in recent years, thanks to government rebates intended to address water shortages).

When we go in a supermarket or market we don't know anything about the oranges, where they come from, which harvest, who picked them".

Some of the bacteria are free-living, others find a home in shrimps, clams and worms, which harvest them for food.

"Mix" refers to a scenario where growing stock volume increases for 90 years, after which harvest is equal to volume growth.

Furthermore, harvest both affects and is affected by the surrounding animal (b) and plant (c) communities, as well as the ecosystem-level context in which harvest occurs (d).

Many blame the "reduction fishery," which harvests about 80 percent of the menhaden that come out of the sea each year.

"When they hit the river, they are really fat," said Deborah Vo, a native Yup'ik with the Yukon River Delta Fisheries Association, which harvests the fish.

Growing conditions were less favorable in Washington State, which harvested 121.5 million bushels, about 10 million less than the average of the previous five years.

Currently, maitake mushrooms are imported from Japan, where the biggest grower is Yukiguni Maitake of Niigata, which harvests more than 100 tons a day.

In the past few years he has been joined by Edinburgh-based Mara Seaweed, which harvests at four locations in East Neuk of Fife and Argyll, The Cornish Seaweed Company, harvesting on behalf of Tesco, and Atlantic Kitchen, which imports seaweed from Ireland, France and Spain.