Peru's coffee farmers should be smiling, having
reaped record harvests
last year.
Harvested by centrifugation.
You are beginning to anticipate having a
bountiful harvest
of cucumbers for salads and maybe even pickles.
Harvest supper.
News of the
bumper harvests
have spread quickly from morang where about 100 farmers are now using the new method.
Harvest of righteousness.
He told the story of the rich farmer whose fields had produced
abundant harvests.
In a sense, then, everything is a harvest, and every day a
harvest thanksgiving.
Here we have the chance to walk in the vineyards & experience the
grape harvest
followed by a wine tasting session.
Failed harvests
in 1845, peel faced the defining challenge of his career.
Harvest festival
on 19th october.
Just nine days remained before the
barley harvest
here in northern iraq.
This year's
poppy harvest
will be the highest ever and the price of heroin on our streets is the lowest ever.
Harvest mite
larvae do not burrow into the skin, nor suck blood.
In europe alone, fusarium head blight destroys a fifth of
wheat harvests.
There is little seed in the region to plant, and what
meager harvest
is expected will not arrive until august.
Harvest mouse
is the only british mouse to build nests of woven grass well above ground.
Whilst
grain harvests
are falling, the demand for grain is rising.
In the us, around 25 % of the
maize harvest
is genetically modified.
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