Sentences with phrase «expect at harvest»

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

Not exact matches

We expect that bread and pasta contracts will be renewed at prices slightly better than what we are experiencing as we begin the North American harvest in August and September.

While this report is still early in the stages at the time of writing this, estimates say that the harvest of this crop coming from Mexico is only about half of what was expected for the year.

Conditions varied, of course, from parish to parish, but even George Herbert's model parson was not expected to summon his people to the table more than five or six times a year — at Easter, Christmas, Whitsuntide, before and after harvest, and at the beginning of Lent.

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...

According to Dr. Smith, at least one patient comes through the North Shore - LIJ Health System each year who can't be helped by the two traditional methods, and he expects in the next five years to harvest a patient's cells, grow them on a scaffolding, and repair a windpipe.

At worst (if necessary), I'd expect the board would insist upon a prudent 2 yr wind - down period — at that pace, and anticipating further maturities, harvesting at least the then current NAV (or better) seems likelAt worst (if necessary), I'd expect the board would insist upon a prudent 2 yr wind - down period — at that pace, and anticipating further maturities, harvesting at least the then current NAV (or better) seems likelat that pace, and anticipating further maturities, harvesting at least the then current NAV (or better) seems likelat least the then current NAV (or better) seems likely.

Screening: The Gleaners & I at IFC Center Agnès Varda's 2000 film The Gleaners & I is an ode to potatoes and the people who harvest them — an unusual subject, but would one expect anything less from the French New Wave director?

With multiple external forcings (particulates and CO2 likely the most important, but also land use and ocean harvesting possibly), and at least some of these forcings expected only to grow, it's unlikely the minimum will decrease, and I expect it to rise again in time.

Separately, assistant central bank governor Yi Gang told a forum that he expected consumer inflation to remain steady at within 3 percent next year, as a good grain harvest this year meant pressure on food prices would be limited.