winter rye造句

• Don't plant winter rye, which will be difficult to get rid of.
• Most farmers grow winter ryes, which are planted and begin to grow in autumn.
• Folks might even run onto the field to see the freshly planted winter rye.
• He has already finished one round of rototilling this fall and sown his crop of winter rye.
• It's time to plant cover crops of winter rye, to add nitrogen and tilth to the soil.
• Winter rye is any breed of rye planted in the fall to provide ground cover for the winter.
• Winter rye, on the other hand, will persist long into the fall and sprout again early in the season.
• The peasants on the land engaged in arable farming-cultivated winter rye, spring barley, oats, wheat-ledyankah, flax, hemp and buckwheat.
• While 66 yards of unobstructed winter rye is inviting to a receiver, it's a marathon to a big guy.
• Winter wheat can be used instead of winter rye, but it is too late to seed oats or annual ryegrass.
• In 2002, agricultural holding numbered, including of winter rye, oats, millets, peas, sugar beets, potatoes are cultivated in winter and spring.
• Winter rye is the most frequently used cover crop here and can be found in many garden centers and most farm supply stores.
• "I sprinkled winter rye seed on top in December, " he said, " and the nitrogen spreads down right through its roots ."
• Each October, most of the Valley's 200 golf courses over-seed their Bermuda grass with winter rye to keep the links emerald green all winter.
• To conserve water and set a conservation example, Phoenix is not overseeding fairways on its six public golf courses with winter rye grass because of Arizona's ongoing drought.
• Winter rye ( the grain, not the grass ) and winter wheat can be planted until mid-October and still have time to grow enough to be effective cover crops.
• Increased specialization in the production of more promising fodder crops like winter rye, barley, oats that are most suited to the Oblast's climatic conditions is anticipated in the future.
• It's satisfying work, pulling up the old tomato and bean vines, and raking in winter rye seed, so that this green manure, or cover crop, will enrich and lighten the soil.
• A ragged band of crows tumbled past toward the western hills, a flight of 40 or 50 Canada geese left a farmer's field of winter rye and landed far out on the pond.
• Winter forms are known for rye ( winter rye / fall rye ), wheat ( winter wheat / fall wheat ), barley ( winter barley / fall barley ) and triticale ( winter triticale ).