Примеры mow

• Prunes do not require clean orchard floors for harvest, and most of the cover crop is allowed to reseed before being mowed.

• Grandsons often did chores such as cutting wood, mowing grass or providing transport.

• Mature swards were left without mowing after the preliminary cut, allowing approximately 8 weeks of regrowth.

• The rye was mown and incorporated into the soil by disking in spring 2003.

• They also maintained their orchard floors by mowing resident vegetation and avoiding or reducing tillage, which can be a money-saving strategy.

• In strategy (ii) the ryegrass- clover ley was maintained over the whole experiment and was regularly cut (mowed three times and then mulched).

• In our experiment, the regenerative capacity of thistles was considerably lower than that of clover when ryegrass- clover ley was mowed and/or mulched.

• They systematically raided isolated villages, often mowing down the inhabitants before robbing their homes.

• On two (1996) or three (1995 and 1997) occasions during the grazing season, manually formed faecal pats were randomly deposited on newly mown pasture plots.

• Residues were mown prior to corn planting and after corn harvest.

• The 2003 organic site was planted to fall rye in the fall of 2001, which was mowed throughout the summer of 2002.

• Widespread use of mowing machines only became possible as the landscapes were simplified.

• However, the period we are discussing was the transitional period for the diffusion of the technique of mowing wheat with scythes.

• For instance, within the domain of verbs of cutting, mow, trim, and prune are quite distant from cut, the prototypical member of the group, whereas slice is nearer.

• Agricultural tasks like haymaking and mowing sometimes mentioned one or two named employees together with various ' others ', suggesting that the principal workmen recruited further labour of their own accord.