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40 mg/ 100 ml for January 15th harvest but thereafter declined to 35.

INFLUENCE OF HARVESTING DATES ON FRUIT QUALITY AND STORAGE PERFORMANCE OF SWEET ORANGE (BLOOD RED) FRUIT

Two or three aerial part harvests per season can be expected.

Medicinal herbs: a Carolina cash crop: growing our local farm economy

The Sauvignon Blanc harvest started in Bordeaux the week of Sept.

Bordeaux harvest

In spite of the fact that fall harvests often reduce alfalfa persistence and yields, the underlying causes remain unclear.

Untimely fall harvest affects dry matter yield and root organic reserves in field-grown alfalfa

The truth is that each year in Canada we harvest less than 0.

An environmentally-friendly choice

In turn, the interviewees have some advice for other entrepreneurs: Be prepared for the harvest.

Planning on Change

Not viable economically to harvest, they pose a frighteningly plentiful fuel source for potentially serious wildfires.

Repairing the system

During the 1991-1992 El Nino, southern Africa weathered its worst drought this century and cereal harvests throughout the region fell by half.

Exploiting El Nino to avert African famines

5 percent in 2004 while the value of the harvests jumped by nearly 12 percent, the California Forest Products Commission reported today in its second annual report on the state of the industry.

California Forest Products Commission Releases Annual 'State of the Industry' Report

3A and B; cultivars X harvests contrasts, Table 1).

Alfalfa root carbohydrates and regrowth potential in response to fall harvests. (Crop Physiology & Metabolism)

The Commission attributed the sharp decline in harvesting to two primary factors: a near-elimination of harvesting trees on government land and increasing regulatory red-tape that makes it harder and excessively expensive to responsibly harvest trees on privately-owned lands.

California Forest Products Commission Releases First Annual 'State of the Industry' Report

In contrast, the Forest Service, G4, and The Wilderness Society studies actually predict an increase in private timber-harvest levels in response to harvest declines and increased timber prices on federal lands.