harvested

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• The Pilgrims gather around a harvest table while the members of the Wampanoag tribe largely sit to one side in their own group.

• Enhanced, super-specialized versions of today’s large-scale, single-crop agriculture could leave farms increasingly vulnerable to a harvest catastrophe.

• This occurs when reduced timber harvests brought about by offset projects simply lead to increased harvesting elsewhere.

• In regions where tide differentials are big, such as Georgia, parts of Florida, and the Carolinas, low tide is best for easy harvest of oysters.

• Soy delays may have some consequences for corn and cotton planted just after the oilseed harvest.

• Despite the trade officially being banned, he explains, timber was still locally harvested and sold.

• Agave plants take up to 10 years to mature before being harvested.

• Apparently, a great deal can be harvested with only 70 flowerpots.

• When it was harvested en masse, it was frequently ground up as fertilizer.

• Each discovery—many harvested from simple Google Books searches—drew Warmuth in deeper and deeper.

• Rye is now being harvested, and is quite heavy: in fact, all the crops promise abundant harvests.

• If the tobacco of the tropics is fragrant while growing, it is doubly so after being harvested and carried to the sheds.

• The seed plants should be left standing some six or eight weeks after the other plants have been .