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What is days to harvest?
It is the term that is referring to how many days a crop will take to reach maturity so that it can be harvested for its seeds, which will be used as a foodstuff for humans.
How many kgs of maize can be harvested in an acre of land?
While this is exceptional and requires much of the farmer in crop inputs, it is possible to harvest over 9,300 kg of maize grain from a single acre.
How old is a 11 year old in days?
4017.75 days old
How old is someone who is 365 days old?
365 is how many days there are in a year. So if someone is 365 days old, they are one year old.
How minutes have you lived if you are 10546 days old?
1518,6240 days old!
To cut and gather in crops of grain such as wheat?
hravest,harvested
What is the root word of granary?
The root word of "granary" is "grain," which refers to seeds of crops harvested for food. A granary is a storehouse for grain, typically used for storing and preserving harvested crops.
What tools do farmers use during harvesting?
Combine harvesters, augers, grain trucks, tractors and grain bins. In the old days, before agriculture became more mechanized, crops were harvested with a scythe and stacked with a hay or straw fork. Then they, along with other farmers, used a threshing machine to thresh their crops.
What smell stronger old harvested apple or newly harvested?
old apple
When are carrots harvested?
About after 60 days.
what is the word grain means?
When a field has been harvested of its grass crops, the resulting product is called grain. It is used as food in cereals and similar foods. It also refers to tiny stones or minerals, such as a 'grain of sand' or a 'grain of salt'.
When do you plant winter wheat in Montana?
There is no particular month that wheat is harvested. It really depends on location, the type or cultivar of wheat, and whether it is being harvested for grain or silage.
Africans were first used to farm what?
The most common crop was cotton, but they also harvested corn, grain, and others.
Is corn a grain or vegetables?
Corn seed is actually a vegetable, a grain, and a fruit.Corn seed is a vegetable because it is harvested for eating. (Usually sweet corn when grain is harvested at the milk stage.)Corn seed is a grain because it is a dry seed of a grass species. (Usually field corn when harvested after the grain is relatively dry.)Corn seed is a fruit because that is the botanical definition.More details follow.Corn (Zea mays) is sometimes called a vegetable grain. Corn is a monocotyledon with only one seed leaf like grasses. The easily identified "grains" (or cereal plants/grasses) such as wheat, oats, and barley are also monocots. A grain is defined as the harvested dry seeds or fruit of a cereal grass, or the term can refer to the cereal grasses collectively.Field corn that is harvested when the seeds are dry would thus be considered a grain. Sweet corn when harvested before maturity is usually considered a vegetable. It is grown to be eaten fresh as a tender vegetable rather than as a dried grain suitable for grinding into flour or meal. A vegetable is defined as a plant cultivated for an edible part or parts such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers, or seeds/fruit.If you want to be very precise, all cereal grains could be called vegetables, but by convention we separate the cereal grains from the rest of the "vegetables" such as peas, lettuce, potatoes, cabbage, etc.
What month is oats ready for harvest?
Oats are harvested when they have turned a golden-brown colour and the seeds are hard when a farmer tries to squeeze the seed in between their fingers. This is when this crop can be harvested for grain (which is collecting the seeds). In North America, oats are usually harvested in the autumn, which is around September into October. Oats harvested as green-feed or silage (chopped and fermented animal feed, stalks, leaves and seeds) are done so around four to six weeks before the crop would usually be harvested for grain. It is stored and fed later to livestock.
What is the most likely reason that a population of mice in a farming areas suddenly increases?
More food is available as grain is harvested.
How old is a pine tree when it is harvested?
20-30 years old
