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harvest

[hahr-vist] / ˈhɑr vɪst /




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However, small UK family yacht building business Jeremy Rogers is sticking with teak for now – sourced from older government-managed plantations in Java that it is confident are authentic and harvested sustainably.

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For example, our plan for the weekend is to harvest two taro patches and plant another.

From Literature

While they flew beneath the clouds, bare, brown patches of ground were visible where the Weyerhaeuser Logging Company had harvested timber on some of the most profitable land in the country.

From Literature

"It's been a complete surprise to discover we might have a population of harvest mice on the community-owned TVNR," she said.

From BBC

A vast stockpile of potatoes is being given away for free in Germany, after a farm in Saxony benefited from a bumper harvest.

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