Sentences with phrase «early harvest»

The mature and red carrots contain more Beta - carotene than the young early harvested.

Grape Harvest Yields 30 % to 40 % Below 3 Year Average in Napa With Napas earliest harvest on record expected to finish up next week, the Napa Valley Grapegrowers held their annual harvest press conference at Cliff Lede Vineyards in Yountville this morning to reflect on the growing season and look ahead...

With jalapenos and other chiles picked green, early harvesting causes the plants to set more fruit.

This year will also be remembered as one of the region's earliest harvests ever, which began July 22 with the picking of grapes for sparkling wine and will end by mid-October for most vintners.

Early harvested vegetables, like spinach, radishes and peas, can be planted with slower growing crops like broccoli or peppers, which will not take over the space until the spring harvested vegetables are gone.

[And management flagged a positive early harvest impact, so unfortunately we may see a reversal in 2014].

«The trend, in general, is that earlier harvests lead to higher - quality wine, but you can connect the dots here... We have several data points that tell us there is a threshold we will probably cross in the future where higher temperatures will not produce higher quality.»

«But as we go forward, with projections of 2 or more degrees of additional warming, we could be talking about significantly earlier harvests.»

A fall garden is best started with transplants, rather than seeds, so you get earlier harvests.

The Jewish festivals of Passover and Unleavened Bread, which later became the Christian Easter, originated as early spring festivals celebrating the resurrection of nature to new life after the death of winter.13 The Feast of Pentecost began as the early harvest festival, the Jewish Feast of Booths as the vintage festival, Christmas as a New Year festival to mark the passing of the shortest day and the return of the sun.

We are in for another early harvest and I predict it will begin the first week of August based on the timing of this year's grape bloom.

Apparently the warm winter made for an early harvest this year.

Grape growers harvesting on average eight days earlier each decade: Researchers from the Australian Wine Research Institute are warning grape growers they must adapt to warmer and drier conditions leading to earlier harvests...

I heard it on the news the other day, something to do with, well, honestly I don't really remember, I only retained «abundance of cherries and early harvesting.»

«The 2013 growing season began early, with a warm and dry spring, and the weather stayed absolutely beautiful all the way through an early harvest,» said Jon Ruel, President of Trefethen Family Vineyards and President of the Napa Valley Grapegrowers.

This year was once again an early harvest.

The Sierra Foothills saw a warm growing season, not too hot, not too cold, which produced ideal growing conditions and an early harvest season.

Warm early weather accelerated vine development and resulted in one of our earliest harvests.

Powell agrees that the early harvest affects fruit quality: «Ripening probably doesn't proceed the same way when the fruit is plucked from the vine,» she says.

They noted that yearly weather variations could delay transplanting and early harvest could be necessary to avoid frost damage.

For example, white teas are picked from an early harvest — that's what gives off the most light and fragrant notes.

Over the past few weeks I have posted a lot about my home decorate for fall, including my fall home tour, an early harvest tablescape, and how to rock an outdoor fall table.

4/26/16 — Japan has launched a fleet of ships to harvest up to 51 minke whales off the country's northeastern coast, following an earlier harvest of 333 minke whales off Antarctica, and the hunts are reigniting concerns that current whaling regulations are failing.

That's not nothing, but it's very hard to price the early harvesting of people who consume more than their fair share of health care dollars.

They showed that in the relatively cool winemaking areas of France and Switzerland, early harvests have always required both above - average air temperatures and late - season drought.

The authors say that up to the 1980s, the climate was such that without the extra kick of heat added by droughts, vineyards could not get quite hot enough for an early harvest.

These earlier harvests have meant some very good years.

These areas grow Pinot Noirs, Chardonnays and other fairly cool - weather varieties that thrive within specific climate niches, and turn out exceptionally after an early harvest.

The trend that emerged when researchers began to examine that record, Wolkovich said, showed that even modest increases in temperature can result in earlier harvests.

Yet despite producing the earliest harvest in the study, the wines produced were of mixed quality.

This drives vines to put forth robust, fast - maturing fruit, and brings an early harvest.

Unlike our American friends, who mark the occasion on the fourth Thursday of November, we celebrate our earlier harvest on the second Monday in October.

Even an early harvest may not be a problem if the tree was kept in cold storage, Apsley notes, but there's no way to know how the tree was handled between field and tree lot.

(Being in Canada, our Canadian Thanksgiving was last month, closer to our earlier harvest time.)