Sentences with phrase «at harvest»

It's a bit like being in a farm co-op, where you pay up front and get a share of the crops at harvest time.

That's why we use the best fresh, natural ingredients selected at harvest for their quality and flavor.

The exact percentage can vary due to a variety of reasons, such as coconut variety, maturity at harvest, time of harvest, etc..

Its yields are about half of what conventional farmers expect at harvest time.

It does not include carbon in harvested trees that are left at harvest sites.

When entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector sought to pay official debts in grain at harvest time, this was part of a structured stable relationship.

The seed that is spread on it not only grows, but produces one hundred times as much at the harvest.

They are frozen fresh at harvest, when their flavor and antioxidant goodness are at their peak so their nutrition is not compromised by being frozen.

Or is this something that has to happen at harvest time?

We select only premium honey that is pure, smooth and creamy, with the consistency of soft margarine at harvest.

Our goal is to connect producers and farmers who spend months at harvest to grow an amazing crop to those that love a truly remarkable cup of coffee.

I love making sweets in jars and this pumpkin version would go perfectly at our harvest dinner next week!

The main input needed for the large - scale farming this would require is nutrients — because large quantities of them will be removed at harvest.

2) Chebe — While this Brazilian Cheese bread is not a traditional flavor at a harvest feast, it is ridiculously easy to make and the mix is free of the most 8 common allergens.

Let's take a look at the harvesting process of Matcha green tea.

They will rejoice before you as people rejoice at the harvest and like warriors dividing the plunder.

Over the eons sugar was available to our ancestors as fruit for only a few months a year at harvest time, or as honey «which was guarded by bees,» says the report by Dr. Robert Lustig, a noted childhood obesity expert at the University of California, and two U.S. colleagues specializing in health policy.

The farmer in his field at harvest time.

Small Axe then bought back the peppers for a premium price at harvest time in the fall.

She is Guy's «test palette» on frequent occasion, with home blind - tastings a regular occurrence as the wines are readied for bottling, and samples grapes at harvest as well.

But I'm always the first to approach a basket of freshly picked berries, even if I was no help at harvesting them.

This can impact yield at harvest time — and farmers» bottom lines.

Fun fact: Oats contamination can begin at harvest, not just in processing.

Single - crystal solar panels are better at harvesting energy than other types, but take the longest to «pay back» the energy used to manufacture them because the process is more energy - intensive.

Additionally, drier crops at harvest help farmers reduce the cost of artificially drying corn or soybeans.

One of the things that sets DeLeón Tequila's flavor apart is use of exceptional ingredients — agave plants are hand selected at harvest for highest - quality and peak ripeness so the plants yield the sweetest piñas, giving the tequila its abundant character and balance.

The returns at harvest time, he calculated, wouldn't cover the fertilizer.

This is a win - win for the farmer and the buyer, as neither have to worry about a major fluctuation in price eating away at their profits at harvest time.

They ran up a tab to be settled at harvest time on the threshing floor.

«Like snow in the summer and like rain at harvest, so is honor unbefitting for a fool,» reads Proverbs 26:3.

This year, American consumers will spend $ 2.6 billion on candy — to give out to trick - or - treaters, at Halloween gatherings and at harvest parties and church activities — during the weeks leading up to Oct. 31.

This Feast of Booths, or Feast of Tabernacles, as it came to be called, took place at harvest - time.

The significance of planting seed, enriching the soil, (or polluting it), will be known at the harvest.

The Feast of Tabernacles, though it came at harvest time, was a celebration of God's guidance of his people in the wilderness.

Each year at the harvest festival, the Israelites repeated a liturgical confession celebrating the way God had acted to free a poor, oppressed people.

Searching for size of shuko pac choi at harvest & got sidetracked.

One of the most unique characteristics of German wine is its use of a classification system that measures quality based on the grape's natural sugar level at harvest (which is completely different from the sugar level of the final product.)

Modern wheat has evolved over the years as farmers select seeds at harvest time which suit the goal of higher yields and more gluten.

«Whatever your ethics or religion, it's just good business to treat the workers well,» he told me, as we toured the neat, clean, well - maintained barracks that house 480 seasonal workers on the farm at harvest time, most of them very poor Nicaraguan families who come into Costa Rica for a few months each year.

Compared to when I first visited Kalocsa several years ago, the sleepy little town that had been primarily an agricultural center has turned into a tourist mecca, especially at harvest time, attracting travelers from all over Europe and beyond.

I do this in practice by gardening with them in the warm months, canning and preserving at the harvest and cooking with them all year long.

Now, wouldn't Boss Tweed be envious; he was a master at harvesting votes from immigrants — but he was never able to pull off a coup like this.

Data were collected on the amount of irrigation, total plant biomass, moisture content at harvest, forage quality and other agronomic traits.

During experiments, the polymer proved just as effective as platinum at harvesting electricity — and the work could prove immediately relevant in mini fuel cells, such as the kind that are being designed for computers.

Elsewhere, research has shown that potential alcohol levels of riesling at harvest in Alsace, France, have increased by 2.5 percent over the last 30 years.

According to the report, zinc sprays during the four different developmental stages increased zinc concentration of peeled and washed fruit at harvest without phytotoxicity.

«The computational method that we developed is very predictive, and we used it to understand singlet fission in a new way that may allow us to design materials even more efficient at harvesting light, for example.»