Sentences with phrase «weeds growing in a field»

It is a common experience to have lost a sheep or a coin, to sow a field, to have weeds grow in his field, to have a disobedient son, or to be unjustly treated.

The theory supports this by the parable talking about a «hot sun» and how a farmer would only let weeds grow in his fields in the dry off season.

If you notice these weeds growing in a field, try not to take your animals into that area.

Not exact matches

We find there the parables of the sower, of weeds growing in the wheat until the harvest, of the mustard seed, of the leaven, of the treasure hid in a field, of the pearl of great value, of the dragnet taking in all kinds of fish, of the householder bringing out of his treasure what is new and what is old.

He grew up working on a farm in the Town of Esopus, picking corn in the fields along the Wallkill River in the mornings before school and weeding long rows of tomatoes and green beans during hot summer afternoons.

But when you compare that with the trillions of organisms already in the body, it's a bit like throwing a packet of poppy seeds in a giant weed field and expecting to grow poppies,» says Jeremy Nicholson, a biological chemist at Imperial College London.

As they worked in the fields, farmers would recognize and pull weeds growing there.

Caution should be exercised in collecting this weed in the wild, because when growing in heavily fertilised agricultural fields the plant can accumulate dangerously high concentrations of nitrates.

Foxtail grows in vacant lots, along the edges of lawns as weeds, and in the wild in big, open fields.

Rice (a C3 crop) and barnyard grass (Echinochloa crusgalli L.)(a C4 weed) were grown in a 1:1 mixture in a paddy field in ambient condition and with supplemented free air carbon dioxide enrichment (FACE, CO2concentration + 200 μmol mol − 1), in order to evaluate the impact of rising atmospheric carbon dioxide on nutrient competition between rice crop and weed.