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for I knew all the while that it would yield the most abundant crop of the kind I wanted, if I could only afford to let it alone.

Alternate bearing is when a tree produces a heavy crop one year, called an "on-crop, " followed by an "off-crop" the next year.

Last week, Agriculture Minister Roberto Rodrigues said he was hopeful Congress could approve legislation before the next soybean crop.

This region was soon to develop a flourishing economy from its tobacco crop, which found a ready market in England.

This was not without significance. It meant that in time of flood or famine the peasant had a crop reserve to see him through.

During the history of plant breeding there has been a desire to increase the choice of genes (the gene pool) available FOR crop improvement.

We are trying to impress it upon the farmers and trying to reduce the crop size, " he said. "

But no matter how much we maximize crop yield per acre, the limiting factor for food production is land.

20Others, like seed sown on good soil, hear the word, accept it, and produce a crop--thirty, sixty or even a hundred times what was sown.

Pulling up a farmer's opium crop could generate ill will, perhaps enough to produce a new recruit for the insurgency.

Flowers have long been a fixture at the Montgomery Farm Women's Co-op, but a certain crop has really turned heads since fall.

Writings confirm that this period was a difficult one for Norse settlements in the area, marked by devastating crop failures.

The recent surge in sugar prices comes after a bad harvest, that of corn after official warnings of a lower-than-expected crop.

His son heard about this and went to see the crop. Unfortunately the leaves of the crop began to wither.

Applied to the current crop of cutting edge web and mobile technologies, it looks like the next few years are going to be quite exciting.

There was a week of rain which ruined the wheat crop before it could be safely gathered in.

Experienced senior executives are convinced that this downturn will produce a new crop of world-beating businesses.

Women "ticked" about 10 per cent of men as worthy of further investigation, regardless of the quality of a particular crop.

To improve the nutrition of the poor, action cannot be limited to the improvement of the nutritional quality of a particular crop, he says.

Worse still would be a combination of a return to higher levels of interest rates combined with a decline in crop prices.

Except for a some minor level adjustments and a square crop this was what came out of the camera.

Recombination of the numerous genes which determine crop yield and quality is usually the next phase of plant breeding.

Where the mining is underground, the surface area can be simultaneously used for forests, cattle grazing and crop raising.

Leaf color is usually used in the diagnosis of crop N status and leaf color threshold(LCT)is the basis for precise fertilizer-N application.

He was pleased to see that the plant that produces one-fifth of the country's rice buys half of its crop from small local farmers.

He's got fields of the stuff down on his farm, but as a cash crop there was one big problem: it didn't generate much cash.

God intended for the seeds He planted to grow into a bountiful crop to be harvested in the autumn in the Garden of Eden.

In a region of China known for thousands of years of tea growing, a new crop is beginning to change the country's landscape: coffee.

That's not to say that you will be waiting ten years for a sale, but think of your photos as some sort of farm crop.

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

But the seed on good soil stands for those with a noble and good heart, who hear the word, retain it, and by persevering produce a crop.

In other time crops coefficient between the two crops of change, it is to produce a crop of the main reason rop water requirement.

For instance, misprints often crop up in the papers simply because their elimination has not been tackled as a serious job .

What he understood was that biological diversity -- crop diversity -- is the biological foundation of agriculture.

No watering, fertilizing , weeding, and the growth of bamboo fast, less than a year can be practical, so, bamboo is a good cash crop.

The best way out of stagnation, Americans counseled, was to let weak companies die, freeing up capital for a new crop of leaner entrants.

Watch the price of every crop rise as they are no longer able to grow enough to feed 2 billion people.

The crop may not be ready for up to two years. Farmers harvest it in pieces of various lengths and up to one meter wide.

There was so much ice in 1992 , the following year, that there was a bumper crop of polar bear cubs who were known as the Pinatubo cubs .

Now is the time of seed-sowing, but it seems to me some of the believers are thinking about crop-getting.

The only reason to carry out a test is to improve a process, to improve the quality and quantity of the next run or of next year's crop.

The bartender said, 'Sorry, but we've been out of electricity all day ever since some idiot crop-duster hit a power line down the road. '

We really need this particular trait for our program to improve or to breed a particular crop for a particular area and climate.

Since a timeline is not to be revealed this crop circle does not indicate a timeline no matter how much it might be scrutinized.

She is ambitious and saves what money she can so she can buy at least a bit of fertilizer for her maize crop.

That year he managed to raise a crop of potatoes that weighed up to five pounds each but did not taste like potatoes at all.

I remember one farmer, the light of large profits glinting in his eyes, enthusing about the long term future of the crop.

The peasant who did not labor hard simply starved, partly because medieval lords took as much as 80% of his rice crop in taxes.

Crop germplasm resources, known as crop genetic resources, is one of the important components of biology diversity.

Just when you think you ve got your developer tools all sorted out, a fresh crop is sure to emerge.

They also grow more quickly, allowing two or three crops a year from land that used to produce only one crop.

He had a telephone in his cow-house, and he could calculate exactly what effect next year's Canada wheat crop would have on what he planted.

One day, he came up with an idea that he would pluck up all of his crop a few inches. He did so the next day.

He said the institute would need to be rebuilt, obtain new seeds, and only then restart crop breeding research programmes.

Their work could enable extra information to be added to a genetically modified crop in the form of a "bio barcode" , Chan said.

Bunches are compact and not suited to rain-prone locations, although crop recovery from early frost tends to be above-average.

Whenever difficulties or problems crop up in their work every one of us lends a helping hand.

It also relates to a stem section of a gramineous crop plant comprising at least one node.

As this year's crop of internet-security breaches shows, virtual pastures are just as prone to it as the grassy sort.

It cannot be expected that this system of farming would produce any very extraordinary or luxuriant crop.

Steadily, over the last four decades, the amount of paddy crop under irrigation in India has increased and is now about 57%.

Organic matter is invaluable as an addition to any soil, whether applied as manure, as a cover crop, or as a soil - improving crop.

The microcapsule can be widely used for preventing and controlling monocotyledonous weeds in dicotyledon crop field.

France produces its own small crop of GM corn and uses more of the stuff than any other country in Europe.

Should complacency crop up, people do not hesitate to point it out.

And with the changes in crop insurance reimbursements, those companies, if they stay in business, will have to have more reserves.

Now, however, the so-called highest form of flattery appears to be extending to that most basic of commodities: crop seeds.

Critical expressions can crop up in other contexts as well: consider the following code.

He looked back at his own life, what a poor crop of secrets it had produced!

All of us ought to be able to brace ourselves for the predicable challenges and setbacks that crop up everyday .

Corn is one of the best indicators for nitrogen deficiency among the field-crop plants.

Since the transgenic technology of pollen tube pathway method was formally established, it has been widely used in crop genetic improvement.

Errors crop up in the dispensing of medications: It's easy to confuse products with similar names(for example, Zantac and Xanax).

It was (a)the money crop, ()as everybody knows, (that grow)back to (your)colonial (date)days.

Yes, but everybody said the crop would be a failure anyhow.

The money he earned from tailoring , and crop farming allowed him to buy livestock, necessary for the dowries of his daughters.

We think given the current supplies and a strong Australian crop, we would probably see some downward [price] movement there.

"I'm not sure the full magnitude of this mammoth South American feed grain crop is dialed into here, " he said.

If it were to rain, our crop would be saved.

But to do that he must get the right mix of players because, as good as many of his crop are, he is at a crossroads with some of them.

Just require all food to be labelled with the names of any synthetic chemicals used on the crop or in feeds.

Total revenue is the total amount of money brought in by the crop, without factoring in the farmers' expenses.

Domesticated bees mainly produce honey; any contribution they make to crop pollination is usually a secondary benefit.

The money is welcome, because crop science of the sort Mr Borlaug made famous has fallen out of fashion in recent decades.

Around 60% of UK farmland is only suitable for growing grass; it would not support a crop directly consumable by humans.

He also says demand for wheat in sub-Saharan Africa is growing faster than for any other crop. There are two main reasons for that.

Dry land crop and paddy field crop are main vegetation type, the main crop combine are ripe once a year and ripe twice a year.

A farm is not a just a clever crop: it is an ecosystem managed with intelligence.

The crop known as the "green gold" fetches up to 70 percent of the country's foreign exchange.

Wheat Wheat has been a staple crop for civilizations occupying temperate zones of the planet since pre-historic times.

The crop known as the "green gold" fetches up to 70 percent of the country's foreign exchange.

Wheat Wheat has been a staple crop for civilizations occupying temperate zones of the planet since pre-historic times.

The Indian government is trying to reduce area under the crop in line with developed countries to cut tobacco consumption.

With the energy duplicated and with her mind, she sends it to the crop circle project.

After a few days you can harvest your crop and leave it in a dry place before storing to use over winter.

The wheat seeds germinate in residual water left by the rice crop, saving up to a million litres of water per hectare.

Had spring's sowing seeds only then to have that fresh flower to be in full bloom, grain bumper crop, people's lighting up with pleasure.

The Global Crop Diversity Trust says at least four hundred fifty thousand seed samples will go into the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.

It quoted to a 1678 woodcarving called the mowing devil that seems to depict the creation of a crop circle in England.

As problems crop up, he said, "one thing we're working on with our library partners is a method to scan individual pages. " .

this enables farmers to plant maize, spray the crop with a weedkiller and end up with a field of nothing but maize.

He worked harder the next day in digging a grave for Prince in the garden than he had worked for months to grow a crop for his family.

This crop circle diagram is showing the escape of the Dark Twin, which will escape in the manner depicted!

They can also get information on how much their crop is selling for in city markets.

LinkedIn -- a social network aimed at professionals -- was among the first of a new crop of Web firms to go public this year.

This Firefox crop circle sprouted up in a corn field in Oregon, but its origins are no mystery.

Soybean as the important economic food crop is one of the main sources of plant oil and protein for mankind.

Unlike Ireland, China had a diversified crop portfolio and a huge land mass. It therefore had natural hedges against natural calamities.

It leaves lots of space to put text in or to crop the image.

New friends and old from all over the country and other intentional communities come to help bring in the crop and join in the fun.

'Look what you've made me do! ' he said furiously, holding the broken crop.

Red edge position (REP, 680-780 nm) has been used for evaluating crop leaves nitrogen status.

High salinity is one of the major abiotic stresses which constraints crop plant growth, development and productivity in many places.

Here is an image of a Crop Circle image from Wilton Windmill from a few days ago.

But then we move on to the next stage of the training, where some of the problems which actually crop up on the street are imitated.

Another method of reducing soil erosion is to leave crop residue on the field after harvesting.

'With oil prices rising, it could encourage a bigger corn crop at the expense of other crops, ' he said.

It was warm and dry, full of workers manufacturing the last of the season's crop, and the woody smell of green tea hung in the air.

Book letter crop error, the operator you want to move up and down the them. . . we lead back-word Center, affecting product quality.

The farmers have even offered to wait for a couple of months for the money, if the board procured their crop.

Conflict between soil nutrient supply and crop demand is one of the technical bottlenecks influencing organic crop production.

He was very tired after doing this for a whole day, but he felt very happy since the crop did "grow" higher.

It a continuing process that a new crop of innovative vendors are making more interesting.

The ovaries will then be kick-started with powerful fertility drugs to encourage them to produce a bumper crop of eggs.

Pecans are the only major tree nut native to the U. S. , which produces about 80 percent of the world's crop.

[Translation] Farmers often feel they need a lot of sunshine to produce a good crop. But lots of vegetables grow well without much sun.

It had never occurred to her that a new possibility would crop up abruptly.

It would be an optimistic scenario that, farming everywhere, people were happy to plant a slightly different variety of crop.

Tissue culture and its'regeneration is an important issue in plant gene engineering, it has significant effect on crop improvement.

He is to remove the crop with its contents and throw it to the east side of the altar, where the ashes are.

Marketing Cooperatives responsible to National Crop Marketing Boards began to take over from private traders during the 1960s.

The generous terms of the original deal stemmed from it being among the first crop of investments by western banks in Chinese lenders.

He says diversity among crop species must be effectively conserved, managed, and used to improve crops and adapt to climate change.

The detection and estimation of crop planting area is one of the key technologies of the remote sensing application in agriculture field.

The company says this enzyme will help the crop produce more ethanol, a renewable fuel, while using less water and energy.

Africa in particular will need to accelerate crop adaptation and increase yields to cope with a changing climate and a growing population.

Wearing a curly crop on her head, the actress flashed her electric smile and carried around with poise.

Nielsen-Gammon says much of the Texas wheat crop has already been damaged by the drought and that food prices are likely to rise.

They see these tools as a useful way of teaching new skills to a tech-savvy crop of students who came of age during the Xbox era.

In principle, such a thing looks possible: the technology to double or triple many crop yields exists in laboratories.

A particularly abundant crop in the U. S. could alleviate some of the supply pressures, sending commodity prices lower.

The company says it also wants to work with the Ethiopian government to improve crop quality and productivity.

Lisa : I'd guess it was taro. That used to be the staple crop of the islanders.

The end of the Moon Swirl almost seems to take the shape of the snake head on the crop circle, above, does it not?

Mr Jeffery says MI6's files are the "holy grail" , hitherto glimpsed only indirectly, when its reports crop up in declassified MI5 files.

Much of the apple crop was formerly harvested and sold directly out of the orchard with comparatively little grading and packing.

It always happens that when a man seizes upon a neglected and important idea, people inflamed with the same notion crop up all around.

The western railroads are still trying to catch up with their delivery delays that built up this crop year.

For negative stacking, it will occupy the land, pollute the soil, the water and the air, affect crop growth and endanger human health.

It is suggested that this model could provide basic frame for studying the forming of crop yield systematic. . .

Phytotoxicity of aluminum(Al) is widely considered to be a serious agricultural problem limiting crop productivity in acidic soils.

It likely is partially culprit to the thousands of industrial accidents and food and product safety issues that crop up in China every year.

The bristles in the inflorescence represent modified branchlets. The genus includes pasture grasses, a cereal crop, and a few noxious weeds.

Crop experts have recommended a host of measures to help tackle plummeting biodiversity and improve the livelihoods of the rural poor.

But a decade ago, a crop of left-wing governments came to power in much of the region with a different view.

It is usually made out of organic material like crop waste.

The crop did not grow well what with species and what with non-uniform top application of fertilizer, according to an agronomist.

The crop expert system should be able to fulfill the requirements of different types of users: researchers, extensionists, and farmers.

Some crop circle experts have been confused as the inside of this crop circle is not as congruent as most others.

It takes much more than the introduction of one or two new genes into a crop plant to transform a complex farming system.

Dry conditions across the American West have spurred water rationing, hurt crop production, and doubled the prevalence of wildfires.

Cotton plants spread across the states of the south. Cotton production had grown so heavily that it gave the south a one-crop economy.

Back atop the bench, we ducked between strands of barbed wire into the corner of a crop field irrigated by center pivot.

Many of the gene banks are in countries where the crop is not native, to make it more likely that the species will survive a disaster.

Only the sliver of land that is almost impossible to see from the road will remain the sanctum of his high-value crop.

Tight old-crop supplies mixed with increased processor demand and with uncertainty of the new soybean crop to cause premiums to skyrocket.

It was a fine summer and we had a good crop of corn .

Investors must be careful with the next crop of tech IPOs, particularly online game company Zynga.

Earlier this month, energy crop company Ceres said that it intends to use genetic engineering to grow plastics directly in plants as well.

His method was to take the cream of the crop from every nation that he conquered and use them for his service.

As the drug grew in popularity, stories began to crop up about people eating in their sleep.

In such a well-studied crop as rice, ecological engineering could be implemented immediately, they say.

Crop-weed allelopathy is one of the essential mechanisms of niche competition between crops and farmland weeds.

Anybody who grows a crop or carves a piece of wood into a sculpture or makes a widget will be creating wealth.

Eventually it will contain samples of every known crop variety that can be grown from seed, from the tropics to the highest latitudes.

It was at this time that the prospect of a short crop sent the prices of bulk Bordeaux up on the market-place.

The governor of northern Cagayan province told Reuters on Sunday the typhoon could damage or destroy up to 60 percent of the rice crop.

"Creating ranges of new crop varieties is going to be vital in feeding the world, " said Allen.

Let's leave aside worries of a property bubble and a new crop of bad loans. Forget the specter of protectionism.

Soil moisture is an important part of the soil, and, is an important factor to impact plant and crop growth, and, runoff.

A study of the rice genome suggests that the crop was domesticated only once, rather than at multiple times in different places.

Second, the establishment of a National Laboratory for Oceanic Environmental Compensation and Energy Crop Carbon Sequestration.

Crop rotation is a simple and effective technique used in organic agriculture to reduce the need for pesticides and improve soil fertility.

Another popular trend that I see in the images below is to tightly crop on unexpected but remarkably interesting portions of your subject.

Also the best trades often crop up at the point when investors are most nervous and markets are most volatile.

Mr. Czudek says the loss of a maize crop can mean the loss of a family's food supply for a year.

The scheme seems to have worked: last year only two larvae were found in the crop, and this year none have been found so far.

They started out very simply, with a perfectly round area in a crop where the grain was flattened in certain ways.

Sod, or turf, might not seem like a farm crop. But farmers grow it around the world for everything from homes to sports fields.

banking on ample monsoon rains this year to boost crop yields, and bring down the prices of food, which hit the poor particularly hard.

"There are always hidden costs that crop up in business and build up over time, " says Burkitt.

The long-lasting floods will also affect the ecology of the region rendering much previous crop research useless.

Production of the crop is rebounding after having sharply dropped during implementation of the land reform program over the past decade.

The main crop in southern China is rice, which could be harvested for two times per year, or three times every two years here.

Cover crop ; nurse crop A companion crop grown to protect some other crop sown with it , as small grain is sometimes seeded with clover .

He calculated that an angle of 34 degrees at a latitude of 52 degrees would produce a highly flavoured, rather than an early crop of grapes.

Wheat farmers whose crop was washed away need seed and fertiliser now if next year's crop is not to be lost, too.

That was the appeal of the Apollo missions: these crop-haired thirty-somethings dicing with death going somewhere no one else had been.

Over-irrigation led to the depositing of mineral salts on the soil to such an extent that crop yields were reduced sharply.

If there is a bad coffee crop in Brazil, the price of breakfast goes up in Vienna and Warsaw.

First, right after the seed is planted the "early rain" is needed to cause the seed to germinate in order to produce a healthy crop.

And there areslowergrowingslower-growing trees like the black walnut that provide a nut crop as well as wood.

But all this assumes that policymakers want to be bold. The current crop is anything but.

A young orchard owner mistakes Pikachu for the thief who's recently eaten large amounts of her crop.

The geometry of the crop circle ship is an octahedron (double pyramid) at the core of a large tetrahedron.

Once again this current crop of new stage pianos really are wonderful and there really is no one best.

No-till reduces soil erosion by keeping crop and plant residue on the surface longer.

Second, it highlights the importance of talking to your best friend as soon as problems crop up in a relationship.

The only crop-production machine programmer in this world was found hang himself on the spire of the "Liberty Tower" .

The Oscars scored its biggest audience in three years, bolstered by a crop of widely seen movies and a closely contested race.

This means that the GM fields could be sprayed with a broad-spectrum herbicide, which would kill all plants except the crop.

This dehydration can cause headaches, tiredness, and other issues that might crop up in daily life.

The current crop of leaders' more populous touch seems to resonate more.

It took years to raise a crop that would not be entirely consumed by the family or sold to pay off debt.

Because I challenge you to think of an effective, efficient, sustainable solution to climate change, if we don't have crop diversity.

Banna in the tropical crop research institute can buy up the processing of Coffea arabica, is the best gift to friends and relatives.

China, India and Brazil are among the world's largest buyers of potash, a key ingredient used to boost crop yield.

Cola is an important economic crop in Africa, and is mainly used in beverage and pharmacy industry.

Just a decade from now, crop yields in some parts of Africa are expected to drop by 50%.

Production is still very limited, but there is considerable interest in exploring the potential of crawfish farming as an alternative crop.

Agricultural lands are those used for crop cultivation or grazing by domestic animals.

The site where Red Star once stood is already surrounded by a crop of expensive high-rise apartment towers and a new subway station.

The two major forms of crop-based fuel used in the United States are ethanol from corn and biodiesel from soybeans.

Management and conservation of tropical acid soils for sustainable crop production. Proceedings of a consultants meeting.

In case of natural disasters, exceptions from certain requirements related e. g. to fertilization, crop rotation, seeds, etc. are possible.

Computer simulation software based on crop model was an important foundation for agricultural information in digital agriculture.

The 30-year-old, once known for her androgynous looks and boyish crop, now sports shoulder-length locks.

Abandonment of cotton crop by the farmers would take its toll on the textile industry that immensely depends on this crop.

But it appears that, to date, traditional plant breeding boosts crop yields better than genetic modification.

The last frost appearance sooner or later is an important factor that affects spring sowing and growth of winter crop in Suzhou.

He studied agriculture in college and as a young teacher he began experiments in crop breeding.

Farmers are proud of all that productivity, and it has driven crop prices down.

He starts with defining topics as sets of words that tend to crop up in the same document.

But, before the crop is ever harvested, a farmer can buy a contract giving the right to sell an amount of the crop at a set price.

But other quinoa boosters caution that traditional, organic farming methods must be maintained to preserve the purity of the crop.

So officials say they do not know how small amounts of it got into rice from last year's crop.

That The Department of Agriculture says an early summer heat air across the West has increased the man for water to save dry crop.

Despite very strong export sales, the bearish influences of favorable weather and a potentially large U. S. crop pushed the market lower.

This crop of MBAs' desire to pursue socially-minded careers is another reason for the surge in interest in healthcare, he says.

There has been a crop circle in the shape of a trumpet!

By 1910 it had spread to Alabama. George Washington Carver(American botanist, 1864-1943) knew that the cotton crop was in great danger.

But this month, the Department of Agriculture added about five percent to its latest estimate for this year's corn crop.

Farm program payments are often cited as a contributing factor in the conversion of grassland for crop production (Morgan).

As maize is grain, economic plant, fodder, as well as dish crop, the pollution-free production system of it is especially important.

The street was named after the numerous sago (a glutinous tropical crop used in puddings) factories which used to operate here.

I prodded a pretty young marshmallow cretin girl with my crop and made her sprawl on the ground.

It has caused deaths, structural collapses, blackouts, accidents, transport problems and livestock and crop destruction.

The EPA, he added, continues to collect Bt crop data-but so far without evidence of "unreasonable adverse effects" on insects in the field.

The U. N. also reported an 18% decline in Colombia's coca crop, the plant used to produce cocaine.

But wisdom teeth weren't always a cash crop for oral surgeons. Long ago, they served as a useful third set of meat-mashing molars.