Harvest Moon: Mad Dash is not your typical Harvest Moon.
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It is the Route 91 Harvest, not the Harvest 91. video
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WATCH THIS: Pumpkin Pie Milkshake Harvest time Have you ever seen a cranberry harvest?
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Both Fresh Harvest and Our Harvest carry food from farms that have sustainable land practices.
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A director develops the post-harvest process, including chemical analysis, harvest timing, and extraction operating procedures.
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For certain species, the method of harvest and the location of harvest matter a great deal.
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Farmers who use the fertilizer, called Harvest to Harvest ( "H2H"), should see more bounty and larger profits.
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Harvest days are always stressful, but the shmurah harvest is charged with a particular sense of urgency.
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Lastly, high harvest time prices may encourage so-called moral hazard issues under the harvest price option.
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"We're going to do every single deal that makes sense for Harvest and Harvest shareholders," the CEO said.
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Details: The Harvest 360 is another variant of the AeroGarden Harvest; its modern design is just slightly rounder.
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What you see sometimes when you order through bigger companies is that there are two harvest dates on the tags, one for the ocean harvest date and one for the storage facility harvest date.
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Daily Harvest offers smoothies, chia parfaits, soups, and more recently, harvest bowls to its health-conscious subscribers, and while healthy is often a euphemism for bland, that's certainly not the case with Daily Harvest.
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The association had forecast Germany's 2019 wheat harvest at 24.70 million tonnes in its previous harvest report in June.
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Food stocks from the last harvest ran out in August and the next harvest is not due until March.
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AeroGarden Harvest, available at Amazon, $160If Mom loves herbs, she'll love having the low-tech AeroGarden Harvest herb garden.
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That's where they can harvest technology, it's where they can harvest education, it's where they can build their technological advantages.
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Cuba rarely meets its harvest target, but the need is especially pressing this season after the poor 2017-2018 harvest.
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She plans to return to France to participate in the Loire Valley harvest, and then in the New York harvest.
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In June, the USDA had pegged the corn harvest at 13.680 billion bushels and the soybean harvest at 4.150 billion bushels.
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In rural areas, we can see crops in the ground, allowing us to estimate harvest size — even before the actual harvest.
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As of April 12, Argentina's soybean harvest was only 9 percent complete, leaving enough space for a harvest scare going forward.
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Odds & Ends The first time we saw Amelia's book, I thought the title was The Harvest Room instead of The Harvest Moon.
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The 2016 sugar harvest processing campaign began in September, it said, adding that indications for this year's sugar beet harvest were positive.
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Farmers say the late rains complicate harvest in some areas with soybeans sprouting in their pods rather than drying out for harvest.
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The ministry left unchanged its estimates for the barley harvest at from 13.6 million and the rapeseed harvest at 3.5 million tonnes.
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If a farmer insures their crop based on a projected crop price at harvest time and loses that crop, they'll get compensated based on the actual price at harvest time if they have a harvest price option on their plan.
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The ratoon crop is the root stub of cane after the first harvest that usually remains in the ground for a second harvest.
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For farmers the process goes like this: When they're ready to harvest, they send a text message to Markit with the harvest details.
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Argentina's agriculture ministry maintains that the 2016 soybean harvest hit 58.8 million tonnes while the 2017 harvest was a more modest 55 million.
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Elizabeth got the startled Harvest out of his car and into the bus; a day laborer Philip had hired switched places with Harvest.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had expected the government to show the corn harvest as 21.0% complete and the soybean harvest as 245176% complete.
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Yeah, you can do the harvest model but- You can do the harvest, look, there's money to be made if you have traffic.
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A WINE HARVEST PACKAGE IN ARGENTINA The harvest season for wine in Argentina happens in early April this year, and oenophiles can get in on the action with the Harvest Weekend package from Entre Cielos, a hotel and winery in Argentina's Mendoza region.
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The harvest of winter wheat will be about 18.6 million tonnes, down 22.8 percent from 2017, the DBV said in its final harvest report.
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Coffee exports in the 2017-2018 harvest through July totalled 6.5 million bags, down 1.67 percent from the 2016-2017 harvest, according to IHCAFE.
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Under the harvest price option coverage, however, producer losses are indemnified at the higher of the price at planting or the price at harvest.
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Analysts on average expected the USDA's weekly report to show the U.S. corn harvest as 29% complete and the soybean harvest as 2302.40% complete.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) late on Tuesday said the U.S. corn harvest was 22% complete and the soybean harvest was 26% complete.
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Despite Mato Grosso's success with the 2010/11 soybean harvest, the safrinha harvest was extremely disappointing that year as dry season came too quickly.
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Local experts hope the FoodTrade scheme will curb post-harvest losses while increasing the amount of grain crops for sale outside the peak harvest season.
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The company predicts another lean year, forecasting eastern Australia's winter wheat harvest at half 2018's disappointing crop, with the summer harvest falling as well.
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The Argentine government estimated its 2018-19 corn harvest at 55 million tonnes on Wednesday, and predicted the 2018-19 soy harvest at 0.71363 million tonnes.
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The fall harvest marks a busy time for wineries, and SFGate reports that most of the grapes for this year's harvest are in tanks and barrels.
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As CEO of Marine Harvest, Alf-Helge Aarskog oversees a quarter of what Marine Harvest says is a $14-billion-a-year global salmon-farming industry.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Warming waters have reduced the harvest of Alaska's prized Copper River salmon to just a fraction of last year's harvest, Alaska biologists say.
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At elite wineries the optimum harvest window can sometimes be as short as six or 12 hours – even less if unfavorable weather arrives around harvest time.
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The Harvest Moon is the full moon closest to the fall equinox, for instance, while the Hunter's Moon is the full moon that follows the Harvest Moon.
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Protect the Harvest also has ties to former EPA chief Scott Pruitt, who was a featured speaker at a Protect the Harvest event in Indianapolis on Jan.
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Brazil is expanding its corn production and the 2016/17 harvest is expected to jump to 93 million tonnes from 71 million tonnes in the previous harvest.
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"Based on discussions with major producers and distributors, romaine lettuce entering the market will now be labeled with a harvest location and a harvest date," Gottlieb said.
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Since the Kardashians appear to be drinking it as often as they eat Health Nut salads, perhaps Harmless Harvest should start calling itself: Harmless Harvest KoKonut Water.
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Except it's not the average harvest festival: Harvest festivals don't usually involve drunken horse races where villagers cry, bleed, puke, and pass out wasted on the streets.
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This full moon is known as the Harvest Moon, because it occurs during the harvest and near the autumnal equinox (which this year falls on September 23).
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Producers may have fewer incentives to maximize their crop yields if the harvest price guarantee offered under harvest price option has appreciated significantly relative to the planting price guarantee, as it did in 28503, when corn prices at harvest were 22019 percent higher than the planting time guarantee.
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Thirty years later, though, a documentary film, "Harvest of Despair" (produced by members of Canada's Ukrainian community) and Robert Conquest's book "Harvest of Sorrow" began to change minds.
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In its previous harvest forecast in April, the association had forecast a 2018 wheat harvest of 24.29 million tonnes and a winter rapeseed crop of 4.62 million tonnes.
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Honduras forecasts exports of between 7.28 and 7.36 million bags for the 2017-2018 harvest, down from the 7.7 million bags predicted at the beginning of the harvest.
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Gift Card, available on Daily Harvest from $25Daily Harvest is a meal delivery startup that makes healthy fast food that takes as little as 30 seconds to prepare.
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Harvest Global Investments Fund manager Harvest Global Investments, which focuses on the Chinese and Asian markets, has made three appointments as part of its expansion in Hong Kong.
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Unusually cold and wet weather during the potato harvest season has left some growers in the US and Canada unable to harvest a significant portion of their crop.
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"Despite the rains that interrupted harvest in various areas of the agricultural region, the soy harvest is beginning to gain momentum," the exchange said in its weekly crop report.
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Although last month's moon is known as the Harvest Moon in spiritual circles, this month's full moon is considered the Harvest Moon, too, though in a completely different sense.
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Argentina's corn harvest typically reaches one-third completion by the end of April, so there is still some time left to figure out how large the harvest will be.
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"The harvest will depend on the weather and the economy will depend to a great extent on the harvest," said Julio Calzada, chief economist at the Rosario grains exchange.
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Second Harvest Food Bank: Fighting hunger in 46 middle and west Tennessee counties, Second Harvest Food Bank is helping coordinate the distribution of basic food items to affected areas.
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For the 2018/2019 season, the harvest is expected to be 12.244 million tonnes, 8.6% higher than its October estimate of 11.186 million tonnes, reflecting progress in the harvest.
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In September there's the well-known Harvest Moon , when the moon's orbital dynamics make for an especially bright full moon – giving farmers extra light by which to harvest their crops.
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The Food and Drug Administration asked producers and distributors to label romaine lettuce with a harvest location and harvest date, and advised consumers not to eat romaine without a label.
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Separately, the White House proposal would cut nearly $2000 billion from a safety net known as the harvest price option that provides a buffer to farmers facing a harvest shortfall.
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As she tells Bates, it's bad luck to get ahead of themselves, and she chants an old-school phrase, "bad harvest, bad harvest" to ward off any bad baby juju.
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This is notably higher than the year-ago figure for the 2016 harvest of 168.1 bpa, but considerably lower than the actual harvest yield, which is estimated at 175.3 bpa.
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It is unclear what will become of the remaining crop, but officials told Reuters they would try to harvest all the paddy, recruiting additional labor to harvest manually if necessary.
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The port issue is occurring at a time of relatively low activity in Argentina with farmers just starting to harvest corn, while the soybean harvest starts in the coming weeks.
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When Jews around the world celebrate Sukkot, a harvest festival, they are observing the timing of the harvest in Israel, and preserving a connection throughout the diaspora, Dr. Birth said.
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Germany's 2019 wheat harvest will jump 20.6 percent on the year to 24.44 million tonnes with rising expectations of a recovery after the drought-reduced harvest last year, farm cooperatives forecast.
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The government said in its monthly supply and demand report that the 2019/20 U.S. corn harvest would total 13.875 billion bushels and the soybean harvest would total 3.845 billion bushels.
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Lahlimi also said Morocco recorded an exceptional harvest of 10.3 million tons of cereals this year but in 2019 anticipates a harvest lower than those in 2017 and 2018, he said.
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Ukraine is likely to harvest around 62 million tonnes of grain this year, UkrAgroConsult said, noting it may increase wheat and maize output, but harvest less barley than a year ago.
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A harvest volume of 8,773 tonnes topped the 7,100 tonnes expected by analysts however Norway Royal Salmon cut its 13 salmon harvest guidance by 10 percent to 36,000 tonnes citing disease.
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The country will harvest 22.71 million tonnes of its most important grain type, winter wheat, up 15.9% from 2018's drought-hit crop, the ministry said in its first harvest estimate.
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"Following last year's poor crop, we may actually harvest a good one this year," analyst Wojtek Sabaranski of Sparks Polska said, pegging the harvest at about 4 million tonnes, up 30 percent.
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Potential applications include wearable breathing sensors that harvest their own power; generators that harvest power from ocean waves or temperature fluctuations in artificial muscles; and self-powered Internet-of-Things communications infrastructure.
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But the problem is not yet obvious for most U.S. consumers, in part because a destroyed harvest in one region of the country could be masked by a better harvest in another.
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Italy's harvest was especially hard hit by the combination of early rains that knocked buds off the trees and the threat of an olive fly that forced an early harvest, further cutting yields.
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It also focuses on messaging to children: There are anti-regulatory Protect the Harvest coloring activity sheets, and a pro-ag Protect the Harvest–branded teaching curriculum available for download on their website.
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Thailand's main rice-growing season begins in May, at the start of the rainy season, for harvest between August and October, while jasmine rice is usually grow in August for harvest in December.
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In nature-based faiths, the Blood Moon serves as a reminder that the harvest season will soon come to a close — Samhain, on October 31, is the final harvest festival of the year.
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Farm subsidies, for example, are allocated in the state budget based on the previous year's harvest, though such harvest production statements are difficult to verify due to the large numbers of small farmers.
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This month's issue includes an emotional chapter, entitled "Harvest," from Alexie's new memoir, You Don't Have to Say You Love Me. See HARVEST Photographer Naomi Harris takes the expression "wandering Jew" quite literally.
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"Although harvest revenue supports critical College of Forestry operations, the future research and ecological benefit of these older trees should have been considered before the harvest was scheduled," Davis wrote in his letter.
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The ratoon crop is the root stub of the cane after the first harvest that remains in the ground for a second harvest, but that must be removed to kill off the grubs.
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Struggling to make up those losses, Harvest in 2013 negotiated a $400 million asset sale with Petroandina Resources Corp, a unit of Argentina's Pluspetrol Resources Corp, according to a Harvest filing from March.
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What makes the Harvest Moon special is that a typical moon rises an average of 214 minutes later each night, but the Harvest Moon is only 30 minutes later than the day before.
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The trend of abandoning farms was such that the area of coffee in production in Honduras fell for the new harvest to 337,952.84 hectares from 356,695.53 in the 2018-2019 harvest, Ordonez said.
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He also helped found Island Harvest, a nonprofit food bank.
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That amounts to the lowest harvest since 2004, it said.
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The harvest in 2003 provides a clear example of this.
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But just as a harvest rewards, so will it forsake.
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A 2011 drought in Colorado destroyed a winter wheat harvest.
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However you harvest your tax losses, remember the big picture.
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All June adjustments were made to lower expectations for harvest.
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Harvest milkweed and combine two of them to make thread.
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The plants should be ready to harvest in two weeks.
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Farmers say they are growing impatient as harvest season approaches.
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The first harvest from those trees is expected in 2019.
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They require about 85,000 workers annually to harvest their crops.
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And the Harvest Goddess, who will only marry absolute perfection.
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Mainly, people are saying this was another bad harvest year.
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The organization then returned the seeds to Svalbard after harvest.
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Jason is full of poeticisms about the nature we harvest.
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Data is one of the most valuable things farmers harvest.
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Perhaps we can learn to harvest it from the moon.
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A bumper harvest this year may have reassured the IMF.
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This year, a lack of rain meant a meager harvest.
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Traders remain uncertain about the size of the upcoming harvest.
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Robusta makes up nearly 90 percent of Indonesia's coffee harvest.
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Finally, Rich Benoit explains, harvest parts from other damaged Teslas.
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The lethargic harvest progress has only added to this phenomenon.
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They are left to rot or burned after the harvest.
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The risk is that they will produce a smaller harvest.
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It makes me consider my harvest from a broader perspective.
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At best, the harvest would go straight into the compost.
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The strike came just ahead of Brazil's main arabica harvest.
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Sort of like how Star Wars was called Blue Harvest.
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Atkins Harvest Trail Dark Chocolate Cherry and Nuts Bar Lunch
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Atkins Harvest Trail Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel Bar Dinner
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They go back to their regular jobs after the harvest.
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Borno is now entering its third season without a harvest.
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Now they harvest about 500lb (227kg) of vegetables each week.
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This is a harvest the party sowed in two ways.
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Sunday at the Route 91 Harvest festival, Sheriff Lombardo said.
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Mr. Zamel's companies harvest publicly available information for lawful use.
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Some winemakers lost 100 percent of their harvest, he said.
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Clear the land so you can plant and harvest crops.
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Starting in June, borrowers can enroll with Shared Harvest Fund.
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AeroGarden Harvest, available on Amazon, $160.05Who doesn't love fresh herbs?
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Daily Harvest: the easiest way to eat and drink healthy
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Brazil's area under harvest is also set to rise slightly.
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The Horizons and Alternative Harvest ETFs both rose 1.5 percent.
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Harvest time in Canada runs mainly from August to October.
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Mercury is in retrograde, a full Harvest moon is shining.
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If your team signs him, a dark harvest is coming.
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No, in fact, this party is called a Harvest Party.
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If the harvest is poor, then the market prices skyrocket.
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These days, I spend every harvest season in the vineyard.
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Edible pumpkins make up about a third of her harvest.
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A bad harvest gives him less than half of this.
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Scientists then harvest fluid containing the virus from the egg.
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This is my favorite time of year, besides the harvest.
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Practically, the elephant also helped in warfare, harvest and transportation.
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The target's been kidnapped by scavengers who harvest people's implants.
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They're also farmworkers who harvest crops at small family farms.
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Sales have dropped by 94 percent from last year's harvest.
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They can double as fruit bowls for your summer harvest!
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Who the hell do you think will harvest our crops?
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The next year, Palit founded City Harvest in New York.
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Their harvest, and income for the year, has been lost.
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That's where she got the motivation to start Daily Harvest.
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So many left their livestock and last year's harvest behind.
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Traders in Sumatra island are still waiting for coffee harvest.
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The Harvest strategy is about maximizing value in threatened segments.
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You're using the opportunity to harvest lots of other ideas.
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"We are going to see some harvest delays," Hoops said.
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A company called Full Harvest is doing something about it.
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"It will be automated from seed to harvest," said Leach.
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Want to jazz up that harvest bowl with extra protein?
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The full harvest moon will rise just after sunset, though.
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It's because we no longer use scythes to harvest rye.
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Another bad harvest season would send farmers over the edge.
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During a "good harvest," more than a ton of truffles can be traded on a single Saturday morning, said Poron, though a normal harvest is estimated to be slightly more than half this amount.
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Brazil's agricultural and livestock production has soared over the past decade, yielding a harvest of some 238 million tons in the 2016-17 harvest, about double the crop in 2005-06, according to government estimates.
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Another top five exporter, Australia, expects to harvest the largest wheat crop in five years, though the Aussie product will not be available for shipment until after the harvest at the end of this year.
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Buy a Daily Harvest gift cardDaily Harvest is a healthy-eating startup that sends you delicious, nutritious meals and smoothies that are pre-packed in cups and take as little as 30 seconds to make.
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"Traditional Harvest Moon is more of a long game," Maekawa says.
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Different plants are denoted by color and take time to harvest.
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The farmer — say a potato farmer — uploads details of his harvest.
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There's a loss of revenue because it's too muddy to harvest.
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In other words, one chocolate bar costs more than the harvest.
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Meanwhile, stem cell research holds the promise of eliminating egg harvest.
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It was not possible to verify the size of the harvest.
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Because we want to grow our harvest and produce actual results.
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The White House won't stop trying to make Harvest Boxes happen.
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Eric Barone mined Harvest Moon fandom with the exceptional Stardew Valley.
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After the harvest, animals would come to the fields for scraps.
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They alter those abortion techniques to harvest and sell body parts.
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They celebrate the coming of the rains and of the harvest.
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Harvest the girls, and your character becomes that much more powerful.
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Truffles are fragile, and climate dictates the health of each harvest.
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The Harvest Moondogs, tribute to John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Feb.
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What are the techniques that were invented that we could harvest?
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They are also farmworkers who harvest crops at small family farms.
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She's going to develop and harvest organs based on this anomaly.
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Argentina's "harvest queen" took her crown at an open-air show.
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An abundant harvest helped bring down inflation to 2400% in 214.
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In Germany, yet more rain over the weekend improved harvest prospects.
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This means that there may be a bumper harvest next year.
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When you begin to ovulate, your doctor will harvest the eggs.
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Ukraine sowed 4.6 million hectares of corn for the 2018 harvest.
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The just-completed harvest was 252 percent below normal, it said.
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That includes communal forests, where "you harvest just what you need".
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Last November, they built a rock catchment system to harvest rainwater.
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Britain's winter wheat harvest was nearly 60 percent complete on Aug.
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Inscriptions offer thanks for safe travel and a good date harvest.
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Ukraine's 2018 grain harvest had reached 68.2 million tonnes by Nov.
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It's harvest season for Southeast Asia's full-stack food delivery startups.
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The Midwest harvest season is generally in full throttle in October.
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Give them their research money; harvest the support of their backers.
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The resulting cotton was pest-free, and the harvest more abundant.
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Yet, data is one of the most valuable things farmers harvest.
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Facebook's bookmarking system is a bountiful harvest of low-hanging engagement.
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We moved around, to Nebraska and Washington, following the harvest seasons.
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The figure reflected rising crop estimates of South America's soy harvest.
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AeroGarden Goodful Harvest Slim Countertop Garden and Gourmet Herbs Seed Kit
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Every year Cerda grows and harvest about 91 kilograms of cacao.
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About half of the Czech harvest is typically earmarked for export.
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And some are also beginning to cultivate a new harvest – honey.
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Marine Harvest did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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And many farmers are still reeling from last year's poor harvest.
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Yet Facebook has continued to harvest global eyeballs by the billions.
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Hopeful Harvest was soon handling three shifts, seven days a week.
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But fishermen have never seen a failed harvest like this one.
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And, many of those food moments involved Harmless Harvest Coconut Water.
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Fishermen, though, harvest between 100 and 200 million sharks per year.
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The 2017 harvest will be remembered for this fire, she said.
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Latin American crops will be ready to harvest in early 2019.
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Third parties could have used that feature to harvest the information.
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Upstairs, the rambling, empty rooms became, during the harvest, a dormitory.
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Like Johnson, other farmers' compensation for a lost harvest isn't enough.
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I hope that this time my harvest will not be lost.
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The Alger report was distributed on the investor research network Harvest.
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"The first thing we did was call Hungry Harvest," Rose said.
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She remembers a special moment during the saffron harvest last fall.
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His harvest include mangoes, guavas, limes, radishes, kales, beans and beets.
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None say the krill harvest threatens the survival of the species.
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Meanwhile, Splendid Spoon and Daily Harvest focus on smoothies and bowls.
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It reduced its estimate for Brazil's harvest by 20.6 million tonnes.
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During the harvest season, the fields are regularly set on fire.
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We're standing in olive groves in the middle of January harvest.
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People go out and harvest the dry stuff off of that.
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Sugarcane harvest is a very contentious issue in Hawaii, especially Maui.
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Typical malware tends infects systems to cause damage or harvest data.
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What defines the heart-warming yet addictive bliss of Harvest Moon?
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" So he did, in the poem "Harvest Bow" from "Field Work.
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"Farmers will get a poor maize harvest this season," he predicted.
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How much of the season's grape harvest was destroyed remains unclear.
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"I lost my husband's life and the harvest," one woman said.
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This year, it crashed the harvest festival a full month earlier.
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I certainly don't harvest black bodies for my eternal liberty ... yet.
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It will "continue to harvest" the economic benefits of the deal.
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Harvest season is from mid-September to the end of October.
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Unsold perishable foods are being donated to the nonprofit City Harvest.
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Crescent and Harvest did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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They simply couldn't water their lands or even harvest the crops.
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Farmers in parts of Spain and Italy fear a "catastrophic" harvest.
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The alternative crop, he says, may be especially important this harvest.
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Some of FIRST 's alumni are now working for Harvest CROO.
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In some areas, farmers have missed the last three harvest seasons.
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The family is hoping for a more impressive harvest this year.
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The couple met as parishioners at Harvest City Church in 2011.
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Consider it a healthy harvest of summer entertainment for your kids.
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Traptic uses 3D vision and robotic arms to harvest ripe strawberries.
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There's nothing newfangled about the harvest; it's done entirely by hand.
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Brooklyn Harvest Market, just across the street, was a happy surprise.
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Farmers suffered a 50% dip in wheat and corn harvest value.
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It later spread further north and blighted the harvest in Italy.
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The Argentine soybean harvest outlook was unchanged at 57 million tonnes.
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The Texas rice harvest was about 70 percent complete through Aug.
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Persuading local fishermen to harvest the abundant sea urchins for him.
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The rugged terrain makes it nearly impossible to mechanize the harvest.
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After two more months, they are ready for harvest and sale.
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Harvest Boxes would inevitably lead to significant waste for similar reasons.
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As of June 20193, unshipped U.S. soybean sales totaled nearly 22019 million tonnes, with about half slated for shipment before the fall harvest and half for after the harvest, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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With Zimbabwe's last maize harvest down by half compared with the year before because of drought, he said, the aid will continue until at least through the end of April, when the next harvest is due.
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The deal will be funded by the consortium through a combination of cash, bank loans, an issue of 19.2 million Sea Harvest ordinary shares and vendor funding, Cape Town-based Sea Harvest said in a statement.
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Germany's 2019 wheat harvest will increase 353% on the year to 24.70 million tonnes as hopes of a recovery continue after drought caused massive harvest damage last year, the country's association of farm cooperatives said on Wednesday.
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But Harvest Moon GB introduced the idea of micro-management as an addictive gameplay element for handheld consoles, requiring players to deal with crops, livestock, and amass the necessary tools to turn a profit come harvest time.
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Pure Harvest Pure Harvest Smart Farms is a regional innovator in sustainable agriculture focused on the production of greenhouse fruits & vegetables in the challenging (extreme) climates of the Arab Gulf region using world-leading greenhouse growing technologies.
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PARIS/HAMBURG (Reuters) - The risk of quality damage in this summer's German wheat harvest is increasing as rain soaks crops waiting to be cut, denting the European Union's export prospects after France's better-than-expected harvest results.
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Rachel Drori, 36, the founder of the subscription food-delivery company Daily Harvest, said that filling the office refrigerators with free Daily Harvest smoothies and soups is a convenient way to gauge the popularity of new items.
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Unfortunately, the preferred way to harvest the aguaje fruit is to chop down the tree, a practice Morrison hopes to mitigate by training people to scale the trunks instead and reap a sustainable harvest year after year.
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The escalation came just a few weeks before the U.S. garlic harvest.
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It left its Argentine soybean harvest estimate unchanged at 56.50 million tonnes.
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I treat him to ramen and get myself a kale harvest salad.
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Harvest timing has, effectively, been disconnected from moisture, thanks to global warming.
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The bulk of the harvest will take place in November and December.
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In the dawning days of the millennium, a great harvest was promised.
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Many of the victims were trapped at the Route 91 Harvest Festival.
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Brinkert stressed that they cannot harvest the oxygen from this system yet.
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The plants are ready for harvest in as little as four weeks.
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The latest harvest estimate compares to the DBV's previous forecast on Aug.
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Ample world supplies weighed, given improving harvest prospects in Brazil and Argentina.
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If the good weather continues, soybean harvest could begin later this month.
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Fraudsters often harvest prematurely, leaving the liquid with a high water content.
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"They harvest the apples by cutting the tree branches," says Mr Froese.
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The start to Brazil's cane harvest has varied dramatically in recent years.
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All the farmers can harvest is wood, which they sell as fuel.
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The summer of 821 was wet, cold and yielded a poor harvest.
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As a result, he bumped up his maize harvest by 3003 percent.
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TPK and Harvest did not immediately respond to emailed requests for comment.
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"Christmas is the merchant's harvest time," one industry magazine enthused in 1908.
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The European Union is set for a larger wheat harvest this summer.
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Erstwhile serfs are now paid around $170 a month at harvest time.
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The previous management here used an experimental "mechanized harvest" technique on them.
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A poor harvest could send the price soaring again, prolonging the uncertainty.
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Egypt's local wheat harvest begins around mid-April and runs through July.
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It's harvest time for some crops, so I even worry about that.
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Official figures for the 2016 harvest won't be released until early 2017.
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The shellfish grow, as do the profits of those who harvest them.
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The crop could be massively larger by the time we reach harvest.
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In-The-Know: Tonight's Harvest Moon eclipse won't happen again until 2024.
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But Elizabeth Harvest never captures Ex Machina's sense of dread or inevitability.
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It provides kelp for traditional roe-on-kelp harvest of herring eggs.
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Ferguson was a bustling town when it was built to harvest timber.
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The country's maize harvest hit a record 16.82 million tonnes in 2017.
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Finally, fishermen depend on wetlands to harvest oysters, shrimp, crabs, and fish.
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RCEP would, however, harvest much more of global trade's low-hanging fruit.
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"The more land we can harvest, the less children leave," said Touléma.
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Second Harvest Food Bank is distributing food, water, and supplies in Louisiana.
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"If the corn harvest wasn't enough, we would produce mezcal," she explains.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 6 (Reuters) - South African fishing company Sea Harvest IPO-SEHJ.
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I decide to try something different and I get a harvest bowl.
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Russian wheat prices have been rising after a poor harvest this summer.
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I ordered scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, fresh fruit, and harvest grain pancakes.
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The first harvest on the new plantations is due in autumn 2017.
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Fredriksen, whose business empire includes the largest salmon farmer Marine Harvest MHG.
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British farmers have long relied on foreign labour, particularly around harvest time.
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The U.S.-listed ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF, which began trading on Dec.
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Consequently, it wants to take him captive and harvest his genetic code.
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Hungry Harvest wants you to use its emoji to make an impact.
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On a good day, for example, he can harvest 8kg of kale.
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That is the harvest of his peculiar and provincial way of governing.
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The beekeepers reportedly get paid market rate for the honey they harvest.
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"It's been absolutely meteoric," said Chris Nemeth, the president of Hopeful Harvest.
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His opening example, the mechanization of the canning tomato harvest, proves it.
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His first harvest made him more than 183 million Kenyan shillings ($19,333).
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Disclosure: Neither Harvest Volatility Management nor Dennis Davitt have positions in Tesla.
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In episode three, "The Aftermath," Harmless Harvest is spotted in Kim's refrigerator.
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Obviously, trying to harvest mass quantities of this product isn't really feasible.
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But last year, worsening drought and heatwaves destroyed much of her harvest.
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Rather, it seems that Harvest aims to straddle all of these classifications.
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The corn harvest progress was below the average trade estimate of 0.123%.
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Dozens of trucks full of the harvest cross into Marib each day.
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Suddenly the crop, and the slave labor to harvest it, became economical.
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But this has been a week of rich harvest for the Kremlin.
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And now it's super simple with Daily Harvest, a smoothie delivery service.
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About 300 to 400 women will be hired for the 2016 harvest.
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Homegrown gardeners pass on suggestions to avoid bud rot as harvest nears.
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Several importers said much of this coffee is from the previous harvest.
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"This harvest is going to be a lot more expensive," he said.
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When your greens are ready, harvest them and do it all again.
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"It is axiomatic that we must harvest what we sow," he said.
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Louisiana normally accounts for a third of the nation's annual oyster harvest.
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But initially, Vertical Harvest wasn't an easy sell to some Jackson residents.
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Last year's harvest was already smaller than usual because of low rainfall.
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So does the decrease in wheat and maize harvest in the tropics.
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Fruits and vegetables are more difficult and labor-intensive crops to harvest.
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Those were the moderate, pragmatic options, meant to harvest broad bipartisan support.
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The honey will be ready to harvest again in the upcoming season.
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How to Be a Human Being is out today on Harvest Records.
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The summer solstice signifies the midpoint between the planting and the harvest.
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During harvest season, her services as a falconer are in high demand.
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When the harvest is completed, everyone who contributed is invited to party.
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You can even harvest the goo from Dragon Quest's iconic blue slimes.
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Certainly, it lacks the resources of an established IP like Harvest Moon.
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But they planned to keep attending Harvest Bible Chapel, Mr. Knudsen said.
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The harvest lasts only 10 to 12 days, depending on the weather.
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"The harvest will be weak toward the end of July," he said.
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Farmers, white and black, depended on credit to survive until the harvest.
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Like a locust devouring the harvest, the chronophage opens its mouth wide.
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Practically, the elephant also helped the Thais in warfare, harvest and transportation.
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We observe a pair of early white settlers after a disastrous harvest.
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For two years, they live hanging in the sea until harvest time.
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When he was younger, harvest time "was like a party," he recalled.
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You had to go out and harvest the bounty on the land.
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Baron James, who bought Lafite, died not long after the 1868 harvest.
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It also bans exports entirely during the first months of the harvest.
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In France, the harvest is said to be the smallest since 1945.
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He expects to harvest a lot of delegates from Super Tuesday overall.
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Harvest -- is where I think that the risk-reward isn't particularly favorable.
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We rode next to fields of yellow wheat, almost ready to harvest.
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Other Harvest customers said they once embraced vaping but now have doubts.
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Honey Harvest Festival at the Voelker Orth Museum in Murray Hill, Queens.
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The trucks that would pick up his harvest never came, he said.
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The tribe had originally requested to harvest 20 whales every five years.
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That's equivalent to about 80% of the total US harvest last year.
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Loggers usually harvest valuable trees and leave the rest; miners cut everything.
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Platforms designed to accommodate and harvest infinite data inspired an infinite scroll.
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Heading into the harvest season, he stated he's particularly worried about cotton.
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But why not harvest the calcium and magnesium from the brine instead?
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Discover one of the littlest rodents in Brooklyn: the Eurasian harvest mouse.
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My bread-baking friend doesn't sow, harvest and grind his own wheat.
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But, the last working sugar mill produced its final harvest in 2016.
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It takes a lot of open lands and water to harvest food.
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Ron Goodson is replacing John Cochran as Harvest Health & Recreation&aposs COO.
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The slopes transform into seas of gold during the autumn harvest period.
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O.I.T.F. requires the seasonal harvest, and good weather for being outdoors. 3.
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This post was popular on the Harvest Exchange research sharing web site.
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While about 70 percent of Texas' rice harvest was complete by Aug.
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Lodging occurs when plants get knocked over, making them difficult to harvest.
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Last year Forgotten Harvest redistributed 41 million pounds of food, Mayes says.
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Prices for crops like soybeans have dropped, threatening profits as harvest approaches.
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The project, called Hands-Free Hectare, reported another successful harvest in 2018.
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There is uncertainty when to harvest, there is uncertainty with their bankers.
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This Friday the 13th the harvest moon will light up the sky.
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It's Mr. Simunic's first harvest, and he's not saddled with any expectations.
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But we use now a surprisingly similar technique to harvest the oceans.
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Ltd completes sale of 37.8 million shares in Marine Harvest at a price of NOK 117 per share * Shares in Marine Harvest closed at NOK 126.0 on Tuesday * Following placement, Geveran owns 79,551,603 shares in marine harvest, representing 17.67% of share capital and voting rights in company * Geveran is committed to the future long term development of Marine Harvest * Morgan Stanley acted as sole bookrunner (the "Sole Bookrunner") and Carnegie Investment Bank acted as co- lead manager in connection with the Placement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Stine Jacobsen)
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Germany's 2019 wheat harvest will jump 20.6 percent on the year to 24.44 million tonnes with rising expectations of a recovery after the drought-reduced harvest last year, the country's association of farm cooperatives (DRV) said on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, with over 43.2 million salmon caught according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, this year's sockeye salmon harvest in Bristol Bay (the ultimate source of salmon) became the second largest harvest on-record, surpasssing 2018.
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In the basic bargain of feudal life, a peasant kept one part of his harvest for himself, put one part back into the ground for the next year's harvest, and gave the last part to his feudal lord.
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The USDA, in its crop report, trimmed its estimate for the 2015/16 Brazil corn harvest by 3.5 million tonnes to 77.5 million tonnes and for the Brazil soy harvest by 2 million tonnes to 97 million tonnes.
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He pointed to a $22009 million letter of intent FirmGreen signed with the Philippines to install 22017 megawatts of solar power using patented American technology that lets utilities harvest energy while farmers harvest crops underneath the solar panels.
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I arrived in 2007 for six months to work my first harvest but first went north to San Juan to see if I could get a job there, knowing harvest takes place a few months earlier than in Mendoza.
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For more on the company, click on Oslo listed Bakkafrost lowers expected harvest volumes for 2017 by around 2,000 tonnes after decision to harvest the remaining fish at A-73 Hvannasund Norður due to ISA (Infectious salmon anemia) suspicion.
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Winemakers that still harvest by hand — predominantely in the premier regions like Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux and Châteauneuf-du-Pape — are regulated by rigid French labor laws, particularly during the harvest season, with fines levied to discourage black market employment.
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Gift Card, available on Daily Harvest, from $25Daily Harvest is a food startup that makes it possible to eat healthy, delicious meals for less than $10 each even if you only have 30 seconds to spare for prep time.
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One theory suggests that sumo matches were originally put on to entertain the goddesses of the harvest, and farmers believed that women in the ring would invoke the jealousy and rage of the goddesses, who would spoil the harvest.
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You've got a micro-harvest — no maintenance, repeated watering, or even lighting required.
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Nuba's women also wrestled once a year in conjunction with the harvest reaping.
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"Traditional sports are in harvest mode," he said in an interview with Recode.
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But Wollyung is a farmer, and the harvest season waits for no one.
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The second corn harvest represents about 68 percent of Brazil's total corn crop.
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The marijuana ETF, the ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF (MJ), was down 220 percent.
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He'll be able to harvest every six weeks for up to three years.
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"Farmers themselves do not know how their harvest will turn out," she said.
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But traders and millers say the domestic harvest was no bigger than normal.
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The warehouse has enough capacity to store 20,000 tonnes during the harvest season.
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"It's a complete mobile platform enabled to harvest whatever you need," says Lessing.
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On September 26th Germany's agriculture ministry announced a harvest 25% smaller than usual.
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But "Harvest" made it easy to see the line connecting her two lives.
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The full moon, known as the Hunter's Moon, always follows September's Harvest Moon.
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On the privacy front, Wrio says it does not harvest any keystroke data.
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The likely impact on the harvest as a whole is not yet clear.
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I played Harvest Moon as a kid to imagine life as an adult.
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If they planted before the rains came, then they could harvest in August.
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Wetness can slow the harvest, though much more weakly than heat advances it.
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Harvest Automation also developed robots designed to work in e-commerce fulfillment centers.
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Bots comb through millions of emailed receipts to harvest insights on shopping trends.
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Aftab Pureval with patrons at the Autumn Harvest Craft Festival in Warren County.
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But we pray for a bountiful harvest and safe passage over the seas.
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Libra season coincides with the autumn harvest, when pumpkins ripen right before Halloween.
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But the problem is not what you harvest but how much you need.
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LILONGWE, Malawi (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Elias Kanyangale is ecstatic about his maize harvest.
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The protest comes just as Mato Grosso's soy and corn harvest kicks off.
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National Geographic says that there won't be another Harvest Moon eclipse until 2024.
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Eight Capital, GMP Securities and Canaccord Genuity are the lead banks advising Harvest.
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Importantly, indigenous Alaskans will still be allowed to harvest the seas for subsistence.
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Now President Trump is suffering the unfortunate harvest of what President Obama sowed.
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Z-Ben estimates Deutsche's Harvest stake could be worth upwards of $1 billion.
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As a result, such farmers often lose their harvest or animals, they said.
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Germany's average wheat harvest between 2010 to 2015 was around 25 million tonnes.
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Second Harvest Food Bank spokesman Jay Vise thanked the sorority for its donation.
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Give Young credit, his latest inarguable classic came on 1992's Harvest Moon.
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Indian farmers plant wheat in October and November, and harvest starts from March.
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When they're in season from September through to April, they're easier to harvest.
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But cool, wet weather that month did not allow harvest to progress quickly.
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But his harvest is frequently attacked by weevils, termites and fungi, he said.
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It's sent miners to the sulfurous rock in Iceland to harvest geothermal power.
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It's tax time at the Colorado Harvest Co., a marijuana business in Denver.
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AllModern: Up to 65% off guest prep essentials, harvest decor, flatware and more.
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Farmers in the north usually plant corn after they harvest wheat around June.
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Australia's wheat harvest is expected to jump 38 percent if farms receive rain.
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Children 'taught to run to police for help' In Mamou, farmers harvest crawfish.
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When increased irrigation of fields was inserted into the model, harvest loss decreased.
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Brazil, the world's largest exporter, is in the initial stages of the harvest.
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" Rebekah was more direct about Harvest Moon-style mechanics: "Who doesn't want kittens?
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How did they grow, harvest, forage, hunt, trade, preserve, store and cook food?
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Soybeans came under pressure as estimates of Brazil's soy harvest continued to rise.
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One, harvest as much data as they can so it can be monetized.
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Would she volunteer for the vegetable share, the bake sale, the harvest festival?
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Sometimes attackers are simply trying to harvest email addresses to send spam to.
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The familiar origin story of Thanksgiving is of a celebration of the harvest.
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Timing of crops coming to maturity and harvest has become a guessing game.
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Instead, their harvest goes through several layers of middlemen before arriving at markets.
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"The racist and xenophobic attitudes are reaping an increasingly horrid harvest," it said.
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Maybe they don't want to harvest them, or they have too much fruit.
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Most commodity flours are just blended based on the season and the harvest.
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And even if the research bears fruit, the harvest might be years later.
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Saffron is expensive because it is difficult to grow and painstaking to harvest.
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In the US, historic flooding prevented American farmers from shipping last year's harvest.
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City Harvest Church preaches a "prosperity gospel" that blends spiritual and material aspirations.
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This festive pitcher will help you incorporate fall harvest vibes into your home.
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So what does the harvest moon have to do with the stock market?
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First, some facts: Wheat can be mature and still too wet to harvest.
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Many of these people shared their photos showcasing the harvest moon with CNN.
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It's patience; you can't harvest an agave plant for eight to 12 years.
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Chicken of the woods(laetiporus sulphureus), waiting to harvest until after the rains.
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Brazil's first-crop corn harvest should wrap up by the end of April.
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The moon has no atmosphere and thus no way to harvest wind energy.
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Then it came time to harvest the metadata from each of these videos.
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I expect the harvest to be finished in January, inside a normal timeframe.
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The harvest moon, unlike some of the other moons, has an astronomical meaning.
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It occurs amid the great harvest dinner, and it has three distinct phases.
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The bulk of them decided to take shares in the Alternative Harvest fund.
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"This feels like the fruits of the harvest coming to fruition," he said.
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My son, not yet crawling, may never harvest an ugruk for his family.
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It's sort of circular cultivation—a waste-less way to harvest and harness.
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Spring wheat harvest was estimated at 25.1 million, the largest in six years.
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Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum acquired Jules Bastien-Lepage's painting "The Grape Harvest" (1880).
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Within days, stocks of Northern Harvest in Canada and the United States disappeared.
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His beans were damaged by bad weather, made worse by a wet harvest.
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The Harvest Kale bowl can be served with or without grilled, sliced chicken.
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It's about how he behaves — and the predictable harvest of all that nastiness.
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Why not plant fruit trees that you can actually harvest on the street?
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Almost 2003,2200 square miles of farmland were destroyed, weeks before the annual harvest.
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It allowed the shady "psychographics" company Cambridge Analytica to harvest private user data.
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This year, the Harvest Moon will reach its peak at 12:33 a.m.
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Jarrid — a pastor at the Harvest Christian Fellowship Church in California — was 7413.
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The Mid-Autumn Festival is a harvest celebration throughout the Chinese-speaking world.
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Most fruit and vegetable farms require human pickers to bring crops to harvest.
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Yet even when everything seems to have gone wrong, the harvest is plentiful.
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"I was thrilled we could have a harvest this first year," she said.
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I enjoyed using Daily Harvest because it was so easy to consume everything.
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In the wet season, they forage for berries and harvest honey from beehives.
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In our town, fall weather has always meant the harvest holiday was near.
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Yet far too often, there is little appetite to harvest mistakes for lessons.
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Our breadbasket is dependent on crop dusters for a healthy harvest every year.
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Many came to Yakima on temporary visas and returned home after the harvest.
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Even in bad years "I always manage" to get a harvest, he said.
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Ms. Jackson worked her first harvest cleaning tanks and filters in a cellar.
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With this harvest, though, there was so much rain that fields are muddy.
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To have had a rich harvest more or less guarantees a comedown later.
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In Canada, of course, cool weather sets in sooner, meaning an earlier harvest.
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With the next harvest not due until June, he predicted hunger would worsen.
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For now, we watched a 28-year-old harvest all of his pitches.
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Corn, meanwhile, has been buffeted this year by uncertainty over the U.S. harvest.
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It could include a revision to the U.S. corn harvest after poor weather.
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The rice had been ready to harvest, but Buddhists had stolen the crop.
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Two years earlier, oil was at record low prices after a bumper harvest.
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Sadly, Afghanistan isn't the only country to harvest dangerous crops of unexploded munitions.
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The suspect played a role in the 'Erntefest' (Harvest Festival) executions on Nov.
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Still, the moratoriums have not stopped many communities from continuing to harvest turtles.
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Furthermore, what you plant consistently overtime eventually yields a compounded or exponential harvest.
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If you cultivate amazing daily habits, you can be assured a fruitful harvest.
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Expectations of record corn harvest in Brazil are likely to weigh on prices.
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On Thursday, Michelle Obama hosted the White House Kitchen Garden Fall 2016 Harvest.
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Their annual harvest did not consist of water-dependent crops, but of goats.
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TL;DR: Get $25 off your first Daily Harvest box with code MASHABLE.
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Choose from more than 65 options, including harvest bowls, smoothies, soups, and more.
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Harvest season: In northern Germany at this time of year, kale is king.
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For us small farmers, we are now losing money to harvest the olives.
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The fall apple harvest season accounts for about half of its annual revenue.
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The harvest, usually from late August through September, is done entirely by hand.
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By contrast, Aglianico del Vulture can be released roughly a year after harvest.
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Natural winemakers handpick their grapes instead of relying on machines to harvest them.
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EBT is not perfect — but the Harvest box doesn't exactly seem fraud-proof.
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Prematurely harvesting the roots of the fish mint will ruin next year's harvest.
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Late-planted crops also put a lot of pressure on the harvest because if crops are late to develop, then harvest time will also be pushed further into the autumn, during which the risks of frost or freeze are much higher.
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The 9-Cup Gift Card, available at Daily Harvest, $75Your recipient will be able to fill a box with smoothies (including protein smoothies for gym rats), harvest bowls, soup, and more meals that are ready to take on the go.
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Harvest failures and HIV Restaurant owner Musa Sibanda, 56, a volunteer with the Zimbabwean Red Cross, says she commonly sees people living with HIV who have complications after harvest failures because the lack of food affects the effectiveness of their treatment.
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We'd been planning to go to the Route 91 Harvest Festival for eight months.
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But the challenge is that you can only harvest very little energy at once.
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"The Harvest Box is a silly idea and probably not going anywhere," Doar said.
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Samsung is looking to harvest every cubic millimeter it can within a smartphone chassis.
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In addition, bad weather last year caused the lowest French harvest in 30 years.
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The date is picked: the Sunday of the Harvest Festival, since Luke's closes early.
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A director of cultivation's duties include establishing standard cultivation operating procedures and harvest schedules.
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The blazes came as harvest was ending and production was underway at many wineries.
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German grain traders, however, increasingly expect a wheat harvest of under 20 million tonnes.
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Normally, the farm would have forward-sold 50% to 75% of the upcoming harvest.
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The hackers then uploaded a bevy of tools to harvest passwords from those machines.
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People who have fled cannot harvest their crops or work to pay for food.
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Corn was steady as the market awaited a clearer picture of the U.S. harvest.
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The price of corn in Brazil more than compensates the producer for early harvest.
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And then started a second fund, and now that fund is in harvest mode.
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I'm making my favorite white bean and red quinoa burgers from Half Baked Harvest.
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It's a tight squeeze in the aisles where Elite Flower workers harvest the roses.
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Facebook has since restricted the ability of apps on its platform to harvest data.
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And the good poppy harvest this year in Helmand has helped fill the coffers.
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However, Harvest Volatility Management partner Dennis Davitt is more doubtful of the European banks.
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But U.S. soybean suppliers will have to contend with an expected bumper Brazilian harvest.
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Fast-forward six years, and Duquette is the "equine specialist" for Protect the Harvest.
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When you look at the Protect the Harvest logo, you don't see a family.
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People flee the Route 91 Harvest country music festival after gunfire erupted on Oct.
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It could, however, have serious implications for the 2020 harvest if unresolved, she added.
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Remy points out that they're about to harvest, so they should try Violet's instead.
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When he enjoyed a good harvest, jealous neighbors invariably asked him for a share.
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Harvest Moon is a game series that doesn't have high scores or difficulty settings.
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The world's largest fishfarmer, Norway's Marine Harvest , welcomed an end to the Chinese ban.
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Oil companies harvest helium trapped deep beneath the Earth's surface, in natural gas chambers.
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Instead, using interscatter, the device can essentially harvest and re-deploy signals it receives.
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This flood fertilized the soil for the year and led to an abundant harvest.
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Some locals think Ebola was introduced by white people who want to harvest organs.
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According to The Old Farmer's Almanac, the Harvest Moon differs from all other moons.
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They weighed the expected global demand against the size and quality of a harvest.
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Jason Aldean was performing during the Route 91 Harvest Festival when the gunshots started.
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Overall the expectations are growing that Germany will have a decent harvest this year.
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We cannot assure any more that we will have the harvest we have planted.
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That announcement, as well as a good harvest, seem to have worked for now.
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Big Norwegian salmon producers include Marine Harvest , Leroey, Salmar, Grieg and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Glyphosate is commonly used by farmers across the industry who apply it pre-harvest.
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These days retired workers harvest vegetables planted on unused land along the factory's walls.
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The state has cancelled all official celebrations in connection with the Hindu harvest festival.
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J.W. Childs acquired Cycle Gear in January 2015 from private equity firm Harvest Partners.
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The remaining cheese was then donated to the Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin.
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The harvest outlook is positive in both Germany and the United States, he said.
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With another bumper grain harvest expected this year, prices for feed should stay low.
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It's easy to see how these harvest price options can save a farmer's ass.
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"We're right in the middle of grape harvest," Gozza tells MUNCHIES over the phone.
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Part of the harvest goes to backers who helped bankroll his $25,000 in equipment.
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He has planted 220 corn acres and 22015 soybean acres for the 2180 harvest.
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Today, farmers globally harvest tens of millions of tons of the crop each month.
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They both claimed to have the power to bring good luck to the harvest.
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Separately, privately-held Harvest Midstream Company said it would buy Williams Partners LP's WPZ.
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We bring grape samples by taxi from Syria to decide when to harvest there.
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Tracy Howell, 53, is the state-designated trapper responsible for Disney's targeted harvest area.
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This is why roboticists are creating crop-specific machines to harvest fruits and veggies.
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Against that backdrop, a better wheat harvest in 2017 would be a welcome development.
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For Josef Fric, a producer in the Zatec region, this harvest will prove difficult.
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The Infarm vertical farming system has been designed to enable a "perpetual daily harvest".
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During longer trips, he fed himself by working on the farms during the harvest.
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We walk through stacks of king trumpet and glistening nameko clusters ready for harvest.
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The peppercorns are only slightly red—they won't be ready for harvest until fall.
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Within two years they had reduced accidental rockfish harvest by as much as 20%.
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I've been playing Harvest Moon since I was knee-high to a polygonal grasshopper.
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It uses detailed checklists to train workers to tend apple trees and harvest grapes.
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Both the harvest and the resulting income improve because there is a ready market.
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But the actual strains on offer at any moment will depend on harvest availability.
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Amazon's AWS, for example, has acquired several companies in the last year, including Harvest.
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It cut its Brazil soy harvest outlook to 116.50 million tonnes from 117.00 million.
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Post your best Photoshop-jobs of banana-hybrid animals, and reap the karma harvest.
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I really got into Parable of the Sower and the Seed to Harvest series.
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The second proposal is to eliminate what is known as the harvest price option.
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The harvest was in full swing, and fragrant, fresh green oil was being pressed.
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Typically, red knots dig into the sand to harvest clams with their long bills.
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Hillary Clinton's presidential prospects could well depend on whether she can harvest that energy.
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Around the same time, Indigo Cotton will be proving itself during the fall harvest.
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The record became Mr Young's first to sell more than 1m copies since "Harvest".
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Crowe estimated two-thirds to three-fourths of Napa's grape harvest has taken place.
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Mikuni Wild Harvest Fresh Black Truffle, $90 + $20 shippingThis single truffle costs almost $100.
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The harvest lasts for two to three weeks, and most volunteers work the duration.
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Forecasts of a nationwide 50 million to 54 million-tonne harvest are holding steady.
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In 2011, privately owned forests provided almost 90 percent of the nation's timber harvest.
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Harvest was used before autumn, by some accounts in the 12th or 13th century.
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The annual harvest of the sangiovese grapes at the tiny Colombaia winery outside Siena.
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In "Anna Karenina," Levin joins the peasants to harvest the hay on his estate.
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But a better mix of rain and sunshine this summer has helped the harvest.
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The harvest season of Tanzania is October to February, and berries don't ripen uniformly.
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And they clean up after harvest, eating whatever fruit was dropped or left behind.
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When I was 11 years old, I started to sow and harvest with him.
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The local women say a racer's death is good for the next year's harvest.
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They can't believe the beans they harvest make something so sweet, moreish, and delicious.
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They didn't go in and harvest people's data and log in to their accounts.
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During harvest, we can have teams of about 20 people picking grapes at once.
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PDVSA has for years been delaying payment to business partners, including Houston-based Harvest.
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Harvest Natural Resources said in an August filing that Venezuelan government blocked the deal.
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Because the harvest moon rises with the setting sun, it looks larger than usual.
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These bright moonlit nights give farmers a little extra time to harvest their crops.
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It's everything you'd want to fill the Harvest Moon-shaped hole in your heart.
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In 2012, an historic lobster harvest sent prices plummeting, when demand didn't keep up.
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Forecasts called for rains in Kansas on Sunday, stalling the harvest of winter wheat.
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Farmers plant rice and soybean crops in June and July and harvest in October.
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They were married in 1949, which was also the year of his first harvest.
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"I'm bullish," Mike Ferretti, chief executive of Great Harvest Bread Company in Dillon, Mont.
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But on "Origami Harvest," the focus is on his larger visions as a composer.
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We are merely entering harvest time for all those evil seeds planted decades ago.
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Another possibility is that after his harvest was gathered, he was making diplomatic calls.
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The Pilgrims did celebrate the harvest with members of the Wampanoag tribe in 1621.
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Oregon, North Carolina, Michigan and Pennsylvania harvest the most Christmas trees in the nation.
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Words to Know Harvest your knowledge of The New York Times Crossword's favorite crops.
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They worked a little plot of land and on that land grew a harvest.
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All else being equal, greater rotor diameter means the turbine can harvest more wind.
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In July, drought reportedly reduced the harvest by 30 percent compared with last year.
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The soybean harvest is progressing in Brazil, the world's top exporter of the oilseed.
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They will look for technology to mechanize the harvest of strawberries and other crops.
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It used to be that when productivity grew, workers reaped some of the harvest.
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As an Indigenous farmer, the hotter summers were wreaking havoc on his yearly harvest.
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Germany's rapeseed harvest will fall 21.9% on the year to about 2.9 million tonnes.
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Route 91 Harvest music festival, Las Vegas, October 2, 20183: 58 killed, 527 injured.
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For example, Serena Ventures has invested in Billie, The Wing, Lola and Daily Harvest.
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I plant my acorns knowing that I will never live to harvest the oaks.
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In Britain, farms employ labor from Poland, Romania or Bulgaria when the harvest comes.
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Large plantations like the state-owned Gisakura Tea Company cultivate most of the harvest.
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The victims and villains of 'Final Harvest' are not stronger, smarter or above average.
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Following last weekend's harvest festival, there will be a holiday market Dec. 20-22.
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Harvest Collegiate High School, a nontraditional public school, is at 22018 West 270th Street.
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According to the group's calculations, only a 2 percent harvest rate is reliably sustainable.
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But the fifth-generation tobacco grower is still not happy with this year's harvest.
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When the harvest rebounded, Languedoc producers were stuck with vast amounts of unsold wine.
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Fall, autumn, harvest season -- whatever you call it -- starts today, in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The harvest of information was listed in a police report dated June 12, 2009.
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It could include a revision to the U.S. corn harvest after adverse weather conditions.
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Overall activeness score: 54.4What they do: Cultivate, harvest, and transplant trees, shrubs, or plants.
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Brazil, the other top producer of ethanol, is ramping up a bumper cane harvest.
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Idaho, the nation's top potato producer, is expected to see its harvest fall 5.5%.
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The ETFMG Alternative Harvest fund has gained just shy of 30 percent through Aug.
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"In a perfect world, I would return Thanksgiving to a harvest festival," Costello said.
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Instead, Americans eat — actually we plant and harvest — about 90 million acres of corn.
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"So the snow should melt ... But harvest will be slow to recover," he said.
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Here are some more adorable photos of the perfect First Couple from the Harvest.
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New Roots Community Garden in the Bronx hires refugees to plant and harvest peppers.
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He started work at dawn to plow, sow or harvest, depending on the season.
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Common gray squirrels may increase their weight by 25 percent in the harvest season.
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The portrait is mirrored by McNish's hand-printed cotton fabric piece, "Golden Harvest" (1959).
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Jessica Jean-Marie, who teaches at Harvest Collegiate High School, laid out the dilemma.
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There are wonderful guides that help to advise what species are good to harvest.
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He had been happy this harvest was far better than the last two years.
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Harvest boxes could also end up being much more visible than ordinary SNAP benefits.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture's weekly crop progress report should show the U.S. corn harvest as 14 percent complete and the soybean harvest 11 percent complete, according to the average of estimates from 10 analysts polled by Reuters on Monday.
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From 2013 to 63, Parson served as the treasurer of Protect the Harvest, and when Parson ran for lieutenant governor in 2016, Lucas and his wife campaigned alongside him; after he won, he framed a Protect the Harvest poster in his office.
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Announces appointment of chief financial officer * Says Lisa Dea appointed CFO * Harvest one cannabis - Dea will be replacing Kwong Choo as CFO, who will be assuming a new role as vice president finance for harvest one Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Additionally, the budget would eliminate money for harvest price options—something 80 percent of crop insurance plans have, where farmers are are guaranteed revenue based on the crop price at harvest, if it's higher than the projected price when they plant the plants.
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JIQUILISCO, El Salvador (Reuters) - Encouraged by a good harvest last year, Maria de Jesus Lopez, a modest farmer, decided to boost her production of corn on the land she rents, but an unexpected drought in El Salvador has cost her the whole harvest.
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Mustafa, a local farmer, has hired four Iraqi Turkmen refugees to help with the harvest.
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He plans to put the remainder of his harvest into storage because of low prices.
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But despite such an exceptionally early harvest, this year did not produce especially exceptional wines.
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After perhaps half a year, you harvest the whole plant and you're done with it.
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"That sucked," Burkett said of the Route 91 Harvest Festival where the shooting took place.
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In developing countries, about 40 percent of food grown is spoiled or lost after harvest.
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The Commission said its forecasts of the harvest could change as the situation became clearer.
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""And so that was our mission: to harvest a body and take it to science.
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And so that was our mission: to harvest a body and take it to science.
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They can monitor that, they can harvest that and sell it to the highest bidder.
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They also missed the harvest season and lost most of their farming tools, he said.
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The association said it expects this year's German grains harvest to total 35.6 million tonnes.
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Leading Norwegian producers include Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroey Seafood, Grieg Seafood and Norway Royal Salmon.
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Currently, Brazilian producers still have large volumes to ship, since the harvest has recently ended.
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You see lots of babies in the spring, and then you harvest in the fall.
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The first home-grown harvest could take place in late 2020, the watchdog also said.
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