Sentences with phrase «early crop»

Also, try to grow in two seasons — use your space for early crops and then when they are done, reuse the space for later crops.

Earlier crop reports had projected a 30 % decline in volume, but new reports now estimate only a 6 % decline from the previous year.

«Given recent research on the routes of early crop exchanges, it is possible that the technological «know - how» of irrigation in this region originated with earlier agropastoral traditions in western Central Asia,» Li added.

Many of the paintings seen earlier crop up again in new contexts, which is part and parcel of the section's theme: that what we think we see depends in no small measure on our frame of reference.

Get your vegetable garden going, plant out early crop potatoes, onion and shallot sets and start sowing early salad crops, brassicas, beets and broad beans in the greenhouse or sunny window sills.

Much of the early research and cross-breeding for US varieties of whole white wheat was done at Kansas State, and early crops were commercialized by the American White Wheat Producers Association.

We have sown tomatoes, broad beans, climbing French beans and mangetout so far, and an early crop of salad potatoes as well.

The early crops are conveniently seedless and still have a bit of a tartness to them.

This early crop of unripe grapes is pressed, resulting in verjus.

That name has been subsequently attached to the very successful crop of players who emerged in the youth team in the early nineties (now more familiarly known as the Class of 92), but it was with reference to this earlier crop of youngsters that the term was first employed.

I had hoped to visit that farm earlier in the season, but then a bad hail storm apparently wiped out their early crop.

We do know that humans have been cultivating cannabis for at least 6,000 years and possibly twice that long, which would make it one of our earliest crops.

Areas of «natural dung accumulation,» where animals hung out, would have provided «patches of superfertile ground that early crops would have colonized,» she points out, adding that «subsistence farmers are extremely observant of small differences in growth and productivity among their plots.»

An early crop of advanced crash avoidance technologies includes some clear success stories when it comes to preventing crashes, insurance claim analyses show.

Though the company still is dealing with the fallout from its earlier crop of bad cars, Hyundai has a stable full of good automobiles that consumers can buy with confidence.

«Across the country, veterinarians are telling us that the mild winter of 2012 has created ideal conditions for an early crop of mosquitoes», says Sheldon Rubin, DVM, of the American Heartworm Society (AHS).

Under a blank June sky, the Holmes County landscape is a picture postcard of country charm: A tight two - lane road lassos around green hills, the acres dotted with barns and the farmland studded with the five o'clock shadow of early crops.