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We were surveying the cassava crop, trying to assess the extent of the disease, and its effects on crop harvests.

Experts say it will take at least two years of good harvests to build enough stocks to buffer prices.

Yet the land is good. It could provide much more food and cash crops too, perhaps two harvests a year, with proper irrigation.

The point is that a year is an astronomical, not an economic, phenomenon (as it once was, when harvests were decisive).

I may have to go on cultivating year after year, a field which seems to yield me no harvests whatsoever.

So she kept close to the young women of Boaz, gleaning until the end of the barley and wheat harvests. And she lived with her mother-in-law.

But he said the world now needs coming harvests to be bountiful to help ease the pressure.

True, the traditional turkey is still the meat of choice, yet goose, duck, ham, even some of the sea's harvests can be used.

"Rising energy costs directly increase food prices, " he said, along with poor harvests and export restrictions on foodstuffs.

The reduced expectations for harvests in Russia, Ukraine and a few areas in western Europe are the trigger.

Farmers here can cultivate two or three harvests per year on the same piece of land.

With two harvests per year, Kaye said the homegrown fertilizer is sold at the local farmers market.

Poor harvests last summer and an increase in climate variation have led to a significant increase in agricultural prices.

See whether any of your neighbors garden, and find out whether you can all share your harvests for a greater variety.

He said other causes include rising energy prices and poor harvests in major grain-producing countries.

Although this waxy Wo production is not high, but ordinary people can eat two harvests a year.

Elsewhere the year had been a prosperous one, the harvests abundant and the people content.

Two years of plentiful harvests in 2008 and 2009 were enough to conceal the problem.

The government, meanwhile, has said it has enough food stock piled from two years of healthy harvests to prevent high inflation.

Plain tokens, the earliest kind ofproto-writing, seem to have helped people keep track of harvests andherds.

Farmers in Chifeng city have had to delay harvests to avoid injury, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.

It harvests that energy by exploiting the difference in temperature between the warm surface of the sea and its cold depths.

The agricultural commodities price rises are the result of high demand, poor harvests and low stockpiles of food.

These days, however, it is as a farmer that he harvests almost all his food from the land.

Scientists created high-yielding crops that produced bigger harvests in what became known as the Green Revolution.

The armourer harvests wood to make either slat armour composed of numerous wooden slats sewn together or rod-armour made of wooden dowels .

Some African nations, he said, have seen healthy recent corn harvests.

Thecombination of poor harvests and low grain prices drove thousands of farmers off the land.

After several good harvests since the last big famine, in 2003, Ethiopia had a chance to progress.

A study from the Union of Concerned Scientists shows that genetically engineered crops do not produce larger harvests.

He reels off a list of crops that, he claims, have had record harvests: cassava, maize, rice, sorghum, sweet potatoes and wheat.

Wheat prices have jumped as a result of poor harvests in several countries, including Russia, which banned export of the key ingredient.

True, there was the odd dry year. But rainfall was usually abundant, and harvests adequate.

But recent price rises have been too broad-based and long-lasting to be adequately explained by frost or bad harvests.

The warm climate there permits three harvests of paddy rice a year.

Dr Yuan is now circulating his knowledge in India , Vietnam and many other less developed countries to increase their rice harvests.

His extended family eats more or less all the rice he harvests from his small plot here.

The money is to go toward seeds that can produce bigger harvests in conditions south of the Sahara.

As a result of the drought in Eastern Europe and the floods in Australia, global harvests have decreased, leading to panic on the markets.

Corn harvests will fall 3. 4 percent from a year earlier after floods in June and dry weather in August cut yields, the USDA said.

Even if farmers manage to double their harvests, they'll barely be able to feed the doubling population.

In Mongolia and Lesotho, grain harvests have shrunk by half or more over the last few decades.

If you plant some seeds every week or 2, you will have harvests ready to eat one after another.

That has been highlighted in recent months as the U. S. , Russia and other countries struggled with poor harvests amid droughts and floods.

So Ruth stayed close to the servant girls of Boaz to glean until the barley and wheat harvests were finished.

Bumper harvests for the last few years have helped China supply more than 95 percent of its domestic needs.

Other features include showers heated by solar panels on the hostel roof and a system which harvests rainwater.

The aim is to get farmers to use special bags to keep air and bugs out of their cowpea harvests.

In farming, supply and demand have come closer to balance, with export controls being lifted and better harvests expected.

However, the effect on farm production and prices nationwide could be eased as there had been strong harvests of crops elsewhere.

International aid organizations report that poor harvests are leading to a skyrocketing demand for food in North Korea.

And climate change is not entirely good news: the likelihood of more extreme swings in weather will not make for easy harvests.

it takes and harvests payments now you tell me again, say that this batch of goods can't be used!

The soil on the plateau was particularly fertile, and it was hoped that the harvests would be abundant.

The peak export period for the Center Gulf is about to get underway as crop harvests start in the Corn Belt.

Blue Marble President Kelly Ogilvie says his company has collected almost four thousand kilos of algae in two harvests.

Knowing that climate change could shrivel their harvests, wine growers can plan ahead, but planting for the future can be a gamble.

Dosage helps smooth out the differences between harvests, so by reducing dosage, chiefs de caves are making their lives more complicated.

Food prices have been hit by adverse weather during harvests around the world.

Silhouetted against reflections of the crop five generations of his family have grown, farmer Keith Kuntz harvests corn near Oakville, Iowa.

It plans to ship the maize and palm oil harvests back to South Korea. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

After that, the White House says, current policy will need to be extended another full year so that farmers can plan for their harvests.

Mister Pomar says his profit on BT corn is fifteen to twenty percent higher than on his conventional maize . He also says he harvests more .

But with more people to feed they have to squeeze in more harvests, and the soil is no longer recovering.

They also must time harvests and know when a certain depleted patch will regenerate and yield good harvest again.

Also important have been constraints on supply: bad harvests, inadequate investment and higher costs.

Let us rededicate ourselves to a world that provides bountiful harvests for us all not just today, but for many generations to come.

The alcoholic fermentation was developed independently of the cider-making technology and harvests.

But the cost of the other critical staple, wheat, is rising fast on the back of poor harvests in 2010 in Russia, Ukraine and elsewhere.

Danielle Nierenberg says more attention needs to be paid to protecting harvests.

Crop harvests were already expected to be low, because post-election violence in early 2008 prevented many farmers from planting in time.

Plant protection for agricultural harvests, have made great contributions to the escort.

No one knows for sure what these creatures mean, but the Moche may have believed the animals would bring healthy harvests.

The increase in hunger is not the consequence of poor global harvests but is caused by the world economic crisis.

He suggested changing crops in the field every year: rice one year and wheat the next so that they would always get good harvests.

China provides food when North Korea's harvests fail, and polices the border to stop any mass exodus of refugees.

But the region's major rice producers, Thailand and Vietnam, are having good harvests that are expected to keep prices steady overall.

There are harvests once, twice and even three times a year, depending on the climate.

The project creatively harvests natural light and makes the residence feel larger through fixed views and transformable space.

Dr. Yuan searched for a way to increase rice harvests without expanding the area of the fields.

If this winter's harvests in Argentina and Australia hold up, supplies should be adequate to meet demand.

Before he harvests the seeds, he cuts out the hearts and puts them in the refrigerator to eat.

Governments with strong tendencies towards kleptocracy can undermine food security even when harvests are good.

It found that many farmers have better harvests, better weed control and fewer losses from insect damage compared to traditional crops.

But the region's major producers, Thailand and Vietnam, are having good harvests that are expected to keep rice prices steady.

eye could see, the countryside was literally covered up with a green carpet of growing crops, holding a promise of bumper harvests.

He sows his inner crops daily and watches it grow and harvests them in the night daily; such is the growth in the spiritual realm.

Mechanical harvests and traditional vinification.

Economists there figure that headline inflation will cool in coming months as food prices moderate, thanks to better harvests.

We hear about natural disasters and "acts of God" which wipe out crops, sometimes entire harvests, and cause millions of pounds of damage.

Since them, he has devoted his life to searching for a way ti increase rice harvests without expanding the area of fields.

When the harvests are damaged or lost, subscribers automatically begin receiving insurance payments through their phones.

We talked of family and friends and days gone by, of old stone masons and olive harvests and Julia Child, who had lived across the way.

The FAO also is predicting a recovery for rice harvests in Africa. It expects increased production from Mali, Nigeria and Senegal.

The temple's main building is the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, where the emperor prayed for good harvests.

But I believed all may obtain very many very many harvests from this winter vacation practice project.

Some Chinese analysts even blamed recent natural disasters for reducing harvests and adding to price increases.

However, analysts speculate that it is a move to slow imports into China and boost domestic prices of local harvests.

Beginning in the 1970s, Chinese farmers applied ever-increasing amounts of fertilizer with the hope that it would lead to bigger harvests.

Higher returns would suck money into farming, leading to higher yields, bigger harvests and stable or falling food prices.

Bigger harvests will, in turn, moderate the price rises, giving belated relief to hard-pressed consumers.

Others here say because of years of little rain and bad harvests they are forced to give money lenders whatever they ask for.

In ancient times, people offered sacrifices to the Dragon King, praying for timely rainfall and good harvests.

Restore confidence to those of us who still survive, so that we may go on and reap the rich harvests of life.

Drought and poor harvests led to a food crisis in Niger.

The knee brace harvests energy generated when someone bends their knee to take a step.

When poor harvests threatened trouble, the regime chose to resist anything that might weaken its authority.

So what happens when those "record harvests" no longer materialize?

Dr. Yuan searched for a way to increase rice harvests without expanding the area of fields.

Built by the Ming emperor Yongle in 1420, The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is a masterpiece of Chinese religious architecture.

He further warned that even a slight increase in temperature would lead to ground water evaporating faster, hurting grain harvests.

Even now the reaper draws his wages, even now he harvests the crop for eternal life, so that the sower and the reaper may be glad together.

The Druids of ancient England and France decorated oak trees with fruit and candles to honor their gods of harvests.

harvests are earlier and sun-hungry French varieties are replacing hardier Germanic vines.

Food shortages are looming in Kenya as last season's lighter-than-normal rains begin to affect harvests in the arid north.

These provided Huayna Capac with bountiful harvests and enough corn beer to entertain his subjects royally during Cusco's annual festivals.

But U. N. officials say the rain hasn't been enough to save this year's harvests.

Bad harvests in Latin America and rising Chinese demand have added to the price pressure.

The millions, that around us are rushing into life, cannot always be fed on the sere remains of foreign harvests.

The shouts of joy over your ripened fruit and over your harvests have been stilled.

The millions that around us are rushing into life, cannot always be fed on the mere remains of foreign harvests.

The peasants went from food shortages and forced imports, to bumper harvests and rising exports.

After they settled and their harvests were plentiful, they had all the food they needed.

This year promises to be another good one for harvests.

The harvests in the Sahel region of West Africa have been severely damaged.

Bart Chilton blamed reduced harvests and grain supplies and the falling value of the dollar.

An early study suggested that harvests contained levels of radiation well under the safety limit for human consumption.

North Korea, which has depended on food aid since the 1990s, saw its 2007 harvests devastated by floods.

The past few harvests, I've been more of a burden than a help to my family.

But then, over the centuries, the landscape dried out and harvests grew more precarious.

Enlarge With nitrogen, the family's corn crop suddenly grew much higher and stronger, and produced full ears and big harvests.

They planted vineyards, they sowed fields, and from them got fruitful harvests.

The Mid-Autumn Festival, everywhere is brimming with the joy which harvests.

Hundreds of rice paddy fields have failed harvests due to drought.

The early harvests were poor, but they soon improved.

In the fall season, everything comes together and you reap wonderful harvests of abundance.

Strong harvests in Russia, China, and elsewhere could also ease concerns.

Can harvests of this intensity be sustained?

The deadly disease costs rice farmers millions of dollars each year in lost harvests.

Katine farmers are also receiving post-harvest help through traditional granaries so that their harvests are not lost.

He says that sometimes disease-resistant crops will reduce harvests.

Remember anyway, the penny cultivates, the penny harvests!

Corn tumbled on June 30 when a government report predicted bumper U. S. harvests this fall.

Using his hybrid rices, farmers are producing harvests twice as large as before.

There have been good harvests in agriculture.

But good harvests for three consecutive years and more attentive government policies have boosted the prices.

to operate under the law without any mendacious ads for double harvests both in social and economy profit.

At the early harvests amylose contents of Xushu18 and Zheda9201 were relatively high, but those of Zhe3449 were low.

And many countries in Africa have had strong harvests of staples such as white corn and cassava.

I place hopes on Liu Yang and wish him greater harvests from extensive cultivation.

They also complain because Japan sells the meat of whales it harvests for research.

It is located south of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and resembles it, but is smaller.

But good agricultural harvests this year would ease the strain of grain supply.

Using his hybrid rice, farmers are producing harvests twice as large as before.

and the goddess of grains and harvests, Demeter, looked after agriculture and stood for mother ofcivilization.

Airtight plastic bags can help farmers protect their harvests without the use of harmful chemicals.

In March, RapidEye began selling data that help forecast harvests.

So many people crowded the world that even the best of harvests brought in only enough grain for each person to have just a taste.

Harvests are generally better, global food stocks are better.

We got more harvests than yesterday's. We found all the material we need, but we didn't know their effect on program.

Only time will tell whether confidence grows with the harvests.

The aim is to get farmers to use special bags to keep air and bugs out ofthetheir cowpea harvests.

Barring unforeseeable droughts or floods, both the wheat and cereals harvests in 2009 will set records.

Dr yuan searthed for a way to increase rice harvests without expand the area of fields.

From 1751 onwards, the Hall was used exclusively to pray for good harvests at the winter solstice.

I'm now reaping the harvests of my wrong decisions.

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In the case of cotton, traditionally China's second most important crop (after cereals), harvests almost tripled between 1978 and 1984.

Its high effectiveness to acarid but lower toxity to rodent contributed to good crop harvests.

Coffee prices, which hit a 13-year high, are a result of poor harvests.

The zoo harvests bamboo on its premises and at other locations in the area, but for unknown reasons, the stands aren't regrowing normally.

The report found evidence of fishing in prohibited areas, use of illegal gear, and concealed harvests.

The device is different from other wave power devices because it uses hydraulic technology to transfer the power it harvests to the shore.

The agency also cut estimates for U. S. harvests of corn and soybeans.

Their goal is two harvests per year -- early rice and mid-season rice.

Spitzer space observatory harvests dozensof new stars.

Many use poor-quality seed kept from previous harvests.

In the days of the Ram there shall be peace, and the harvests will be plentiful because of the richness of the soil.

Some indigenous groups actively monitor the harvests of Arctic marine mammals, and they could collect genetic samples in remote areas.

So the more trees there are, the better harvests we have.

But when scarce arable land meets shrinking harvests and inexorably rising demand, the smugglers will provide what the government can't.

That year, the region recorded good harvests of farm crops for 13 consecutive years.

Farmers there are expecting excellent harvests of soybeans and corns.

Using his hybrid rice, farmers are produving harvests twice as large as before.

But the farmers that grow the crop often live in drought-prone areas, where poor soil and disease exacerbate poor harvests.

In all those places where this is done, Sickness among people and livestock will cease, Harvests will be plentiful and life will be long.

In the tropics, the warmest temperatures will cut maize and rice harvests by 20 to 40 percent, the researchers said.

On the northern end are the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests(3) and the Hall of Imperial Zenith(4).

Currently, the village has reaped rich harvests. Here is a photo of prosperous and harmonious modern village.

"The food price threat for 2011-12 is very significant, but may disappear in August [when northern hemisphere harvests come in]. "

Altogether there are some 19 other rice-growing river deltas in Asia where harvests would be substantially reduced by a rising sea level.

Harvests are poor in this infertile area.

Overthe past few years they have consistently gathered in good harvests.

Each thought is a seed that, in time, produces its fruit so that Man harvests tomorrow based on what he sows today.

North Korea's harvests cannot feed all its people and in recent years the annual food deficit was about 1m tonnes.

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When harvests fail, people die.

The harvests were past, and the grain beat out upon the threshing floor which was also the dooryard to the house.

Daisy and Jack both have a garden. Jack digs, and plants, and harvests good things to eat. How does Daisy's garden grow?

And it helps poor farmers increase their harvests.

Jack digs, and plants, and harvests good things to eat.

Nowadays farmers are using a variety of chemical pesticides and fertilizers so that they can grow bigger harvests.

An increase was also recorded in India, the second larger producer, where harvests were 3 percent higher, totalling 945 000 tonnes for 2006.

Built in 1420, the 18th year of the reign of Ming Emperor Yongle, the temple was where emperors went to worship heaven for good harvests.

In addition, we also harvested 38 Ruby reds from 3 Ruby Red brooders , very small harvests compared to Cross Back brooders .

Depending on the weather, he says, average Russian wheat harvests range from 3 to 4. 7 tons of grain per hectare.

Bad harvests and famine became a distant memory.

The world's grain stocks have dropped from four to 2. 6 months cover since 2000, despite two bumper harvests in North America.

World Bank analysts say good harvests in many African nations have helped to keep prices stable, but there are some serious problems.

The country has strategic wheat reserves from which it can draw, and stocks are ample following record harvests in 2008.

In America's corn belt, for example, years of rain and harvests have gradually reduced the quantity of mineral in the soil.

These increased harvests mean that 22% of the world's people are fed from just 7% of the farmland in China.

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For example, the 1839 credit crisis, the United Kingdom there is caused by the poor harvests.

S. exports. American companies have cumulatively invested over $62. 2 billion in 58, 000 projects in China and reaped bumper harvests.

We have had good harvests for ten years in a row.

De Margerie says North Korea's food shortage has worsened this year. Severe floods, last year, were followed by poor harvests.

In addition, some developing countries had good harvests of products that are mainly consumed domestically.

Research on the Comprehensive Technology for Bumper Harvests of Quality Strawberry Grown in Pollution-free Sheds

Cultivation Techniques of Melon Three Harvests for One Crops in Sunlight Greenhouse in Early Spring in Shizuishan City

Translation: Our country saw good harvests in agriculture last year.

Study on successive bumper harvests of grape growing in sunlight greenhouse

people used to give thanks for their harvests ;

Bumper harvests for three consecutive years

1 as colleges and universities, but rejected harvests, lose credibility;

Dragon dance(to expect good weather and good harvests)

A sincere heart hope harvests your sincerely

Effect of different harvests on quality of plum fruits

Reap Bumper harvests In succession

Is not all harvests all has the repayment

have bigger and better harvests

a series of good harvests

after the good harvests in all four seasons

give thanks for their harvests