Ha > References for ‘harvest’

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[49] Fruit trees can store a large amount [...] conserve water. After the paddy harvest at Ánanda Nagar, for example, [...] river, it will always retain water.

[2] Suppose there is a rasagollá [...] get back soon and prepare for the harvest. And I’ve still got to sow [...] things, one will lose concentration.

[4] Today all over the world people [...] large area hoping to reap a rich harvest. I shall not discuss all this [...] Liberation of Intellect: Neohumanism.)

[32] When a vipra minister dies, the [...] blood enriched the ground for the harvest of victory. And actually, why [...] published in a newspaper anyway!

[2] On the eve of Indian Independence [...] and by angering them, to reap the harvest of political freedom by lightly [...] the snake nor break the stick.

[38] The people of Bengal noted that [...] in three years. So while people harvest in the month of Agraháyń [...] determined by the solar calendar.

[6] When the Aryans began to spread [...] farmer’s knowing when the harvest should be reaped, and the scholar’s [...] the difference between the two.

[146] One month before the harvest in Áshvina, the seedlings of early boro paddy should be started. After the harvest, the field should again be prepared as above.

[151] Except for áman paddy, there can be “pigeon crops” in every season. After the harvest, the field should again be prepared and fertilizers applied as above.

[189] So a well integrated system of [...] or two paddy crops in a year can harvest four paddy crops as well as other [...] a system, and so will society.

[153] Na is the acoustic root of moha [...] of water, has a bountiful fruit harvest, and is a net exporter of food to other countries.

[17] The situation can be explained [...] sprout; if the field is infertile the harvest will be poor; and even if the [...] properly ploughed or irrigated, the harvest will be poor.

[14] Hence it is said that human life [...] it would have yielded a golden harvest”. By consistent and continuous efforts they are bound to reap the golden harvest; one’s life will be successful in all respects.

[5] The geographical features and environment [...] The farmers of South Bengal only harvest one poor crop a year, and that [...] severe psycho-economic exploitation.

[53] For farming, pulses are important [...] the soil for some time after the harvest so that they can perform this [...] do not fix nitrogen in the soil.

[91] The season for both the varieties [...] Aśádha, and after the harvest of the áus crop it stands [...] this second crop is a tuber crop.

[144] Rice is one of the most important [...] these places, the size of the rice harvest is often taken as an indication [...] alcohol can be made from rice; etc.

[156] With late boro, instead of moog, [...] and onion are to be harvested, harvest the rice. If the stalk of the [...] paddy. And so the cycle continues.

[36] 4) Pineapple or ananas. A good harvest of pineapples can be gained in [...] Siliguri variety will produce a good harvest, and in Katihar and Madhepura, Baruipur (Calcutta) variety is suitable.

[2] If ever any physical, mental, social, [...] weakness and try to devour the whole harvest – that person’s life [...] woes and wailings of the weak.

[106] Today all over the world there [...] vaster area, hoping to reap a rich harvest.

[16] The human mind has two main functions: [...] have been honoured as the golden harvest of the psychic realm. But if there [...] parasitic weeds of immature expression.

[34] “Iran” is another name [...] wheat is called kanak because at harvest time its colour turns golden. [...] 3 )

[8] By the way, it may be mentioned [...] the river Falgu, yields a richer harvest than the fields flooded by the [...] sodium nitrite in the world market.

[11] Besides these common points, there [...] local farmers at the end of each harvest, purchased at cheap rates in the [...] sublimity and western dynamicity.

[22] Immediately after the crop [...] crops made in the granary after the harvest ( khalihán in North India) is also known as kut́a .

[61] The intense kulála [...] various ways and then reap the harvest of Indian freedom, like cutting [...] stirring the collective consciousness.

[46] Some people prefer to grow rapeseed [...] so those who wish to get a mixed harvest with rapeseed and wheat should sow an early-season variety of wheat.

[342] 3) Puli cake. A type of steamed [...] of January after the first rice harvest.

[102] A cheap seed distribution centre [...] local farmers at the end of each harvest, or purchased at cheap rates in [...] cheap rates to the local people.

[4] The large migratory bird that one finds in the fields of northern India during the winter harvest at the beginning of the cold season [...] flamingo. They come to the winter harvest fields and eat the newly-sprouted pulse seeds.

[63] Human beings readily accept traditions [...] is held twice a year during the harvest time. The sentiment of Chat Puja [...] or the Oláicánd.

[25] [This is a very small boat. There [...] overflowing with the wealth of my golden harvest.]

[8] The climate in Tripura is very [...] but there will not be an abundant harvest. Chilli can be grown in abundance [...] Ráŕh, potatoes grow quite well.

[10] One of the main differences between [...] rainfall. The amount of the tea harvest generally depends on the amount of rainfall.

[11] Silchar, Karimgarj and Tripura can grow rubber, but the harvest will not be abundant. Jute requires [...] arum can also be grown in Tripura.

[22] In the primitive stage of agriculture, [...] would be produced. The people would harvest these crops, then burn the stalks, [...] productivity of the land and get a better harvest from each plant. In Bangladesh [...] growing to stay just above the water.

[32] Where kálá kantik [...] if it is grown at this time the harvest will be plentiful, but if wheat [...] will be the late variety and the harvest will be smaller. If hybrid aman [...] is not ideal for the aman crop.

[54] Wheat is a three month crop. During [...] irrigated three times for the best harvest – once before planting, [...] Khulna districts in Bangladesh.

[96] On elevated land in moderately [...] plants will grow very large but the harvest will be smaller.

[33] The exploitation by capitalists [...] cheap rates at the time of the harvest. The poor farmer, under the pressure [...] paid in kind at the rate of the harvest price of the crop, which is naturally [...] living on the streets as beggars.

[14] For the proper reorganization and [...] countryside, and the size of a harvest depends largely upon the water [...] will follow such an arrangement.

[27] In the present system after the harvest poor farmers have to pay off the [...] frequently forced to sell their harvest at virtually give away prices. [...] shareholding in the cooperative.

[21] Cashew nuts are also a very profitable [...] science, the quality of the cashew nut harvest can be greatly increased. Cashew [...] valuable cash crop in various ways.

[48] Pineapples : A good harvest of pineapples can be gained in [...] Siliguri variety will produce a good harvest, and in Katihar and Madhepura, the Baruipur (Calcutta) variety is suitable.

[62] By adding the suffix t́hak [...] In many places, during the paddy harvest, farm hands come from other regions [...] paddy. They used to go there to harvest the paddy, thus this Sundarban [...] it became their permanent abode.

[53] “Earlier I told you that [...] customs, once during the autumn paddy harvest and again during the spring sun harvest (chaetii harvest). This sun-worship of pre-Aryan [...] successful they were in their efforts.

[53] PROUT does not support these kinds [...] who sow the seeds should reap the harvest,” are untenable. Policies [...] creation of a petit bourgeois class.