agricultural year造句

• Beginning their agricultural year with a low water season intensifies fishing.
• Varro, in his agricultural treatise, divides the agricultural year into eight phases.
• In most Oaxacan communities underemployment is high during the slack months of the agricultural year.
• Such troupes were associated with the festivities of Plough Monday which marked the opening of the agricultural year.
• The mean inflows accumulation to the reservoir over one agricultural year is 1, 034 million m 3.
• In the medieval agricultural year, Lammas also marked the end of the hay harvest that had begun after Midsummer.
• For paddy farmers, the agricultural year begins with the first rains, when a small seedbed is plowed and planted.
• Almost 71 % of the population of Madras Presidency was engaged in agriculture with the agricultural year usually commencing on 1 July.
• Today no pure Corojo is grown in Cuba, the last harvest taking place there during the 1996 / 97 agricultural year.
• During the period of 1713 and 1714 the communities of Velas were affected by both a bad agricultural year and chaotic weather patterns.
• "It's not a matter of helping Russia through its winter; it's helping it through the agricultural year,"
• In the third, there is provision for all the seasons of the church's year, including sections on the Agricultural Year and Embertide.
• Basic grain production for the 1998 agricultural year could reach 29 million metric tons, a 4-percent decrease from the previous year, Arroyo said.
• However most people, especially farmers, consider four seasons to be a year, so an Agricultural Year of 400 days is used for most purposes.
• Wilson had no aspirations at farming, instead spending the 1851 agricultural year building a 20 by 30 foot house, one full storey and a loft in height.
• The ceremonies on All Hallows Eve took on a festive atmosphere because they coincided with " harvest home, " which was the celebration of the end of the agricultural year.
• As in other Neolithic communities, life at Banpo was synchronized to the agricultural year, which was timed by the movement of the Big Dipper, which functioned as a celestial clock.
• They reflected the living rituals of the agricultural year, the succession of sowing and haying and harvesting, as well as the rites of the church, the passages of marriage and birth and death.
• The stone circle was a calendar in which, as the months went by, the central phallic stone cast its shadow on the feminine stones at the perimeter to mark important dates in the agricultural year.
• Under this obligation each family was to provide or hire a decreed number of workers to work for several months at a time ( during quiet periods in the agricultural year ) in the construction of the dzong.