They were going out, planting guns on people, planting evidence.
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Errors made throughout this period have included planting the wrong types of tree, planting the right types in excessive concentrations and planting in places without enough water.
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U.S. corn and soybean planting is well behind the normal rate, and regional final planting deadlines specified in so-called prevented planting policies have lapsed in many areas.
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Tree planting In an effort to save the species, CapeNature has developed a tree-planting scheme.
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The USDA's planting progress reports issued throughout the spring showed corn planting on a historically slow pace.
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The North Dakota producer finished planting his corn fields on Saturday and then turned to planting soybeans.
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Analysts had been expecting corn planting to be 63% complete and soybean planting to be 0.690.07% complete.
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Analysts had been expecting corn planting to be 63% complete and soybean planting to be 31% complete.
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Analysts had been expecting corn planting to be 63% complete and soybean planting to be 143% complete.
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The most important factor for mass planting is that the trees can actually grow, which requires habitat preservation, proper planting, and some upkeep, especially in human-led mass planting, as opposed to natural tree growth.
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The planting estimates come as traders assess risks to spring planting from flooding in parts of the U.S. Midwest.
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The study also considered planting trees on savannas and grasslands, where planting non-native trees could cause problems for local species.
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Corn planting estimates ranged from 91 percent to 96 percent and soybean planting estimates were from 67 percent to 76 percent.
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These startups target a wide array of issues for farmers — from pre-planting and planting to farm management, post-harvesting and processing.
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Soybeans have a later planting window, but should the rains continue, farmers may be unable to finish planting of the oilseed too.
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The glut prompted Beijing to cut corn planting areas and raising soybean planting in a five-year government plan issued last year.
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These include reforestation of degraded natural forests, planting trees on farms and ranchlands, and planting vegetation as buffers along waterways and roads.
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N Precision Planting farm equipment business, saying that the deal could make it more expensive for farmers to use fast, precise planting technology.
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This means planting fewer spruces, adding various types of broad-leaved species and planting them in stages to develop a multi-aged, diverse forest.
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The USDA is due to update its planting progress estimate on Monday, with corn planting sure to remain well behind the normal early-May pace.
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The Arbor Day Foundation is already in the middle of its own tree-planting challenge, with the goal of planting 100 million trees by 2022.
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The planting season is "off to a bad start," and corn and soybean crops are far behind in "planting progress" compared with last year, she said.
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The ideal deadline for planting is the end of the year, but he wants to try planting later this month if his fields become dry enough.
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"Corn planting is 92% complete and the market couldn't be held at those levels given planting data," said Phin Ziebell, an agribusiness economist at National Australia Bank.
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Hagen has two sons involved in scouting and listed a series of service projects they have done this summer, including planting trees, beautifying parks, and planting gardens.
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Green TNC, a charity, has organized tree-planting initiatives in schools, with students planting hundreds of saplings - at least half of them fruit trees - at 25 schools.
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"Domestic policy is [already in place] to reduce corn planting and increase soybean planting, but releasing this emergency notice is more aimed at the trade war," said Yang.
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"Precision Planting has been a key innovator in high-speed precision planting and Deere's only significant competitor in developing and selling these technologies," Hesse said in a statement.
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"Flooding, planting delays, prevented planting, delayed deliveries, insect pressures, trade-related market disruptions, the list is long and exceptional when viewed from the lens of history," he added.
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This will have to be something to watch over the next couple of months as planting approaches, but at this point, drought-impacted planting seems a less likely scenario.
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Just because there's space for forests doesn't mean it's as simple as planting them, and planting billions of trees would be a monumental undertaking with political, environmental, and logistical complications.
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U.S. soybean planting, which takes place later than planting for corn, was 77% completed by Sunday, lagging the average trade estimate of 79% and the five-year average of 93%.
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Planting at the one-and-a-half acre site – done both by hand and auger (a planting drill) — began last week and will stretch through the end of the month.
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If you don't want to do the planting yourself, the National Forest Foundation says it could meet all of its planting goals if every smartphone user gave it just 60 cents.
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Also ... apologies for planting that song in your head.
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IOI admitted to clearing peatlands, in a statement to the RSPO, but denied planting oil palm trees on them, saying it rehabilitated the area by planting "cuttings of an indigenous jungle species".
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There was also the obvious goal of planting trees to improve the environment and contribute to combatting climate change (although planting trees is more complicated of a charity route than it sounds).
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Tree-planting programmes support many jobs in the forestry administration (since the 1970s the organisation has taken to planting trees with the same reckless abandon with which it once chopped them down).
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Lanzer said he was worried the Boko Haram insurgency would deter farmers from planting their crops after missing the last three planting seasons, and that the number of lives at risk could increase.
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BEIJING, March 5 (Reuters) - China can reach this year's planting targets despite coronavirus outbreak, the director of planting administration at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Pan Wenbo, told reporters on Thursday.
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There are also three planting terraces off the living room.
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"We are planting our flag," Caldwell said of the efforts.
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They question Sedogo: Has he changed the crops he's planting?
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Spatzier says these were key agricultural planting and harvesting dates.
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This planting season, let technology keep watch over your garden.
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I started planting trees the summer of my freshman year.
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You're never fearing for your life when you're tree planting.
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It can be something as small as planting a garden.
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Planting is changing the face of the Church of England.
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Corn is also seeing moderate support from slow U.S planting.
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Police are known for planting drugs to meet arrest quotas.
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Officers had been accused of planting evidence and assaulting suspects.
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"Hello, sweetness," she said, planting a kiss on his lips.
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Indonesia, Uganda and Papua New Guinea are all planting vanilla.
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Details: Some individual regions have seen especially low planting levels.
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Planting starts in June with the arrival of monsoon rains.
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Ulta is planting a second Manhattan shop near Herald Square.
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Corn planting was 1.1 million hectares against 1.2 million hectares.
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By planting seeds, you will see the flowering of opportunities.
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"There will be no irrigation needed after planting," Jongejan says.
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Growing a community the right way is like planting crops.
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A mistake of the heart is planting dope on somebody.
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"It's all about planting seeds, little by little," says Hicks.
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The fan pressurizing the planting system came to life again.
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Previously it had been sprayed on fields prior to planting.
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We usually celebrate Arbor Day by planting a single tree.
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One young man read the Serenity Prayer after a planting.
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Because in reality, tree planting is the ultimate rip chord.
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The act of planting a seed is an equitable act.
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Overall though, tree planting has been incredibly empowering for me.
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Hadley Catherine Planting and Alexander Fellows Powell were married Aug.
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Legacy Hemp signs contracts with farmers before the planting season.
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By not planting vineyards near eucalyptus groves, and vice versa.
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Three men were arrested and accused of planting the bomb.
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Was that your first time ever being responsible for planting?
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An abnormally wet spring delayed planting by weeks or months.
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The planting of clues in poetry or prose, for instance.
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Farmers would follow, planting the fields that would feed them.
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Early on in Sick's planting, Trump paid a surprise visit.
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Republicans in general would be wise to avoid planting it.
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Mr. Roxburgh stood up, planting his feet some distance apart.
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Not everyone has been happy about Waweru's tree planting push.
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Given that the soybean planting season just started on Sept.
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It was a gesture as clear as planting the flag.
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That, however, would not in any way justify planting evidence. .
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Still, large speculators hold sizable net short positions in grains and soybeans, leaving the markets vulnerable to short-covering rallies - especially as the U.S. spring planting season approaches, with the risks of planting delays.
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But I think the deeper reason I ask it is it's a great question for planting the conversation and planting them at the outset in a place in themselves that is soft and searching.
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Rice output fell by 1.2% over the previous year due to a reduction in planting of low-quality and low-efficiency early rice, with many areas moving to planting just one crop per year.
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However, large speculators already hold sizable net short positions in grains and soy, leaving the markets vulnerable to short-covering rallies - especially as the U.S. spring planting season approaches, with the risks of planting delays.
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Officers had been accused of planting evidence and beating up suspects.
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"This is him planting that flag," Hsiao said in an interview.
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One option is planting a tree using your loved ones' remains.
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Muddy conditions during planting and excessive rain probably hampered soybean development.
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The show has been planting clues for its conclusion all along.
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As with this year, farmers in 2013 faced severe planting delays.
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The clip shows Rose planting a big kiss on his cheek.
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First, as a practical matter, planting 20 million trees is doable.
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Cane is a perennial crop harvested 10-16 months after planting.
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At the same time, he's also planting a flag of sorts.
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Spring wheat also hit contract lows despite concerns about planting delays.
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"Love you, baby," added Phypers, planting a kiss on his bride.
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Extremely wet conditions prevented rapid planting progress in Indiana last week.
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Also, farmers can use large planting machines to plant crops quickly.
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It's literally planting yourself in the centre of the arts. Fantastic!
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The Soviet Union spent millions planting its icons in the West.
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Planting another crop beneath the maize may help stop soil erosion.
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Planting is almost complete and has been helped by good weather.
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When did you start planting the seeds in the council displays?
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We had about 20 people planting-up by the main monument.
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The Ultra found the company planting its flag on that beach.
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Farmers rely on the data when planning for planting and harvesting.
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We can start to change which trees we're planting and cultivating.
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It's planting seeds in a garden you never get to see.
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N) on Friday sued Precision Planting LLC and AGCO Corp (AGCO.
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Still other areas demand planting new trees to reduce fire risks.
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To do that, people are planting a lot of different seeds.
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Growers can support bees by planting these species near their crops.
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It has also prevented many farmers from planting and harvesting crops.
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You could face a fine or worse for planting without permission.
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Each of these products can add planting area by 10 percent.
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The stunt ended up planting seeds of doubts in online forums.
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But he knew a hell of a lot about planting seeds.
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Wet weather in parts of the U.S. could disrupt corn planting.
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She volunteered in her community, coaching Special Olympics and planting trees.
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Gone is the museum, collecting fossils, and planting trees and flowers.
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Both bedrooms feature skylights, planting balconies, and new en suite bathrooms.
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War stops people from taking counter-measures, such as planting trees.
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The Queen did some casual tree planting to mark the occasion.
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Soon the smallholders were planting their own fields the same way.
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It's Arbor Day, a time for planting and caring for trees.
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The data is watched by farmers when making their planting plans.
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Additionally in 1991, planting was severely hampered by wet spring conditions.
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It depicts blissfully happy young people planting trees for their country.
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Planting decisions are based on future sales commitments, among other factors.
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Violence and displacement has prevented farmers from planting and growing food.
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Soybean planting can proceed as soon as corn is wrapped up.
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Other videos appeared to show police planting evidence on arrested protesters.
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Protesters have also accused the police of planting evidence on them.
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After the tree-planting ceremony, they seemed to do just that.
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But this is why people gush about their tree planting years.
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"It's planting the seeds for a patient-driven health information economy."
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Planting the seeds for the purpose of cultivation is a crime.
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From here on out, the Astros are planting their flag elsewhere.
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Shewry stops to chat with some staff who are planting seedlings.
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Now I'm planting 46 varieties of tomatoes on my parents' farm.
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Not to mention when conditions are favorable for planting and reaping.
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I knew I was planting seeds of curiosity with this comment.
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This makes it easier to time the planting to good weather.
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"It's a tree we would not recommend planting," Ms. Forgione said.
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A team member planting grain seeds by hand in September 2017.
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Workers prepared for marijuana planting on Woody Farms in Pueblo, Colo.
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There weren't nearly as many trees, they were just planting them.
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Planting the trees is unnecessary; they sprout abundantly on their own.
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Other cities have encountered similar resistance to their tree-planting efforts.
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That money is plowed back into the city's tree-planting fund.
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This year, USDA's statistics branch conducted the planting survey between Feb.
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Bumitama alone was planting roughly 37,20073 acres of palm each year.
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The season for harvesting crops and planting vegetables was days away.
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We are supposed to be planting for the next year's crop.
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An illustration shows a worker in a wheelchair planting carbon-absorbing
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The future is just the seeds you're planting at the moment.
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Three men have been charged with planting and detonating the bomb.
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Argentina's soybean planting for the season was completed earlier this month.
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"We are planting trees instead of flying on planes," she said.
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What ideas are we planting and fostering behind our massive paywall?
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Prosecutors also accused Stockley of planting a gun in Smith's vehicle.
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Regulatory reform won't help us if we aren't planting and harvesting.
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This is important because tree planting attempts can have unintended consequences.
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"For me, it's planting the seeds for the future," said Lynx.
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Police officers can't seem to stop filming themselves potentially planting evidence.
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We are planting the seeds, and in that aspect, I'm optimistic.
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Forest assures users that there will be "limited time events that will allow users to plant more real trees" in the future, though, and planting five trees is still far more productive than not planting any.
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The Department of Justice claimed that the deal would have been worth about $190 million and that Deere and Precision Planting together would have held at least 86 percent of the high-speed precision planting market.
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Drier conditions last week helped planting accelerate and traders are watching to see if more heavy rain forecast in parts of the Midwest in the week ahead adds a further threat to planting and yield prospects.
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Those includes mulching fields to save water, planting crops in dug-out basins filled with manure, planting different types of crops together in a field and using fertilizer in small doses just where it is needed.
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They also note that corn conditions in their areas are variable depending on planting date and moisture levels, and most of the producers feel their crops have been held back since planting by predominantly cool weather.
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Analysts put the five-year average for soybean planting progress at 79%.
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Several states had delays in planting last season due to insufficient rain.
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The country is also planting forests to help mop up carbon emissions.
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Ample rainfall in many areas in July could also favor corn planting.
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Wet fields likely prevented drastic planting progress in eastern Iowa last week.
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Tesla isn't the only one planting manufacturing roots down in the country.
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It pegged U.S. soybean planting at 3 percent, slightly behind market forecasts.
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The latter refers to planting new trees where there were none before.
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The FBI's investigations involved planting GPS monitors on cars and tapping phones.
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Farmers often coat seeds before planting to fend off rot and pests.
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The exchange said 76.7% of the planting area was already yielding crops.
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The corn market is being underpinned by excessive rains delaying U.S. planting.
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The U.N. organization said its planting information came from the Syrian government.
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We pass women in colorful clothing planting vegetable crops in their yards.
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Planting trees often does little to remedy the underlying causes of desertification.
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Unless geneticists can develop heat-resistant strains, planting will march steadily northwards.
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Diesel fuel is essential for planting, harvesting, and shipping crops to market.
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Despite 30 years of effort, Haitians didn't seem interested in planting forests.
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There are still big gains to be had from planting better seeds.
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When we got back from the club, Marie was busy planting bombs.
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"Parks has three planting palettes: for streets, parks, and forests," Holten explained.
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Yet planting false memories isn't necessarily a bad thing, according to Loftus.
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But the agency also helps rehabilitate damaged areas by planting new trees.
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The FBI also recovered video showing Mr Rahami practising planting a bomb.
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The uncertainty surrounding planting conditions has offset pressure from large domestic inventories.
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Yeah, this is definitely worse than face-planting on the dance floor.
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Analysts put the five-year average for soybean planting progress at 66%.
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But we keep growing and we keep planting and we keep moving.
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For these refugees, tree planting is about to become a serious business.
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It ends in me planting history's noisiest smooch directly on his lips.
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This information can then be fed into the following season's planting pattern.
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He reported a global wine producer's experiment in planting high-altitude vineyards.
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"Our worries are about how to begin planting trees again," he said.
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The new planting season isn't looking much more promising either, she said.
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On Saturday evening, we finished planting 2,500 acres of corn and soybeans.
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Yet Hamdi, who enjoyed two successful planting seasons, has no seeds left.
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A bomb-planting scene, set to Ravel's "Bolero," is almost as taut.
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Now, Rothy's is firmly planting its newest style into fall footwear territory.
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Timely rains trigger planting of crops such as rice, soybeans and cotton.
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"Planting an Ocean of Trees" is one of the brand's environmental initiatives.
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Cotton sowing was down 4 percent, while rice planting lagged 4.2 percent.
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Best of all, you can spend your points towards planting real trees.
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Planting the seed of change is the mission of MA'O organic farm.
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Cane is a perennial crop harvested 10 to 16 months after planting.
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The summer solstice signifies the midpoint between the planting and the harvest.
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She is a daughter of Marsha W. G. Planting and the Rev.
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Planting a flag: No, Paris Hilton, you did not invent the selfie.
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Some people are angered by the "omission" of the flag-planting scene.
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"Trump Forest": why environmentalists are planting trees to thwart the president Sen.
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Once that was taken care of, we could return to planting corn.
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Because landowners are planting more grass, there are fewer jobs maintaining crops.
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Reports say the planting led to more than 22 million new trees.
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Simply planting a seed with intention, or touching soil, can be transformative.
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The area of eucalyptus planting has more than doubled since the 1980s.
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The date was November 19643 of 2008, and I was planting cane.
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Vince Muscat – also accused of planting bomb and indicted for Daphne's murder.
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They dashed in and out of burrows scattered around the planting beds.
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It's unclear whether the fields will be good for planting this year.
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Often, that's by planting trees that breathe in and store carbon dioxide.
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You can't over-enforce those laws, though, because then you've killed planting.
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"If Dave keeps finding stuff, we'll keep planting it," Ms. Druffel said.
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They scrapped any mention of local or state incentives for planting roots.
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But can planting billions and billions of trees really mitigate climate change?
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We Clauses cherish planting and nurturing the seeds of goodness in youngsters.
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But he's found a new use for his slingshot too: Planting trees.
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And how do we position ourselves so we're planting the seeds today?
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At the local level, Keijzer says, simply planting trees is not enough.
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The North expressed regret for the incident, without admitting to planting them.
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Then they pick out the plump ones with cracked shells for planting.
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It's a part of the cycle of planting and harvesting and renewal.
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China has tried ambitious tree-planting projects before to address environmental problems.
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Mr. Cohen, 61, has been patiently planting the seeds for a comeback.
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Soy planting in Matopiba has more than doubled over the past decade.
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"It is interesting to note that the crude oil futures market could not rally on hawks planting bombs in the Strait of Hormuz but could rally on doves planting quantitative easing," Petromatrix's Olivier Jakob said in a note.
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So there is a chance that we will not have a solid national picture of corn planting progress for another month if planting is significantly pushed back in the primary corn growing states, such as Illinois and Iowa.
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"Planting trees now will benefit our future generations, and we should roll up our sleeves to plant more trees year after year, generation after generation," President Xi Jinping said in March at a tree-planting ceremony in Beijing.
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"In the south the rains have improved the water reserves and, if good climate conditions hold in the rest of the planting window, it could result in an increase of planting expectations," the BCBA said in a statement.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine farmers are expected to expand corn planting by 5.2 percent this season, the government said on Thursday, as the free-market policies of President Mauricio Macri encourage crop rotation after decades of over-planting soy.
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"Precision Planting has been a key innovator in high-speed precision planting and Deere's only significant competitor in developing and selling these technologies," said Renata Hesse, the acting head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division in a press release.
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The photo shows Cuoco planting a big kiss on the brown horse's snout.
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The pastor is considering planting a memorial garden on the site, Oldham said.
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"Planting trees sounds great on paper, but you can feel skeptical," Teh says.
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And it seems BTS has been planting clues for a very long time.
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In April 2016, as she presided over her eighth and final planting, Mrs.
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Conditions for both are below average following an overly wet spring planting season.
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They had sent scores of emails to pastors and to church planting groups.
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Some farmers held off planting until they saw certain species of migratory birds.
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It will be essential to ruin their crops and prevent their planting more.
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Young cannabis plant clones are prepared for planting in soil at THC Design.
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I see a big storm cloud overhead, so I quickly do the planting.
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More rain forecast across the U.S. Midwest is likely to further delay planting.
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The face-planting fox in the gif above featured in the "Grasslands" episode.
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The Thai government has responded by asking farmers to stop planting more rice.
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Farmers have been ordered to curtail their water use and scale back planting.
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Rain and even snow across the U.S. Midwest threaten further corn planting delays.
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N Precision Planting farm equipment business and run it as a independent subsidiary.
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I'm planting iris and they will be flowering long after he is dead.
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You can install the station yourself — it's as easy as planting a post.
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The startup's ambitious goals hinge upon its unique approach: Planting trees via drone.
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During apartheid, the police sowed divisions by planting false stories in the press.
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This would keep the farmers from burning the residue ahead of winter planting.
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True to its name, Arbor Day celebrates the preservation and planting of trees.
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There are new varieties, and better farming practices such as high-density planting.
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GM is not the only vehicle manufacturer planting its flag in this technology.
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He was caught on camera planting the first bomb at 7:53 p.m.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: ESAEarth Day isn't just about planting trees.
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Alibaba, meanwhile, is planting roots in Southeast Asia following last year's Lazada investment.
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Fancy equipment and new planting techniques help farmers make do with less rain.
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Some struggling farmers cope by switching crops or rearing sheep instead of planting.
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Soybean planting was 29% complete, well behind the five-year average of 66%.
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Soybeans followed corn higher, also supported by worries about planting this year's crop.
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With less demand for soybeans, farmers end up planting more crops like corn.
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They burn it away to clear land for planting traditional crops, like potatoes.
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In the shot, Baldwin can be seen planting a kiss on Mallette's cheek.
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Nearly half of India's farmland lacks irrigation and planting usually lasts until July.
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When the people left, he began planting cauliflower, cabbage, lettuce, celery and basil.
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Pandell: Rothfuss is a master at planting little seeds that kept me reading.
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Philbert Nyinondi planting maize seeds for the first GMO field trial in Tanzania.
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Planting or restoring forests, for one: Trees lock up carbon in woody material.
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How does Salto hit the wall foot first as opposed to face-planting?
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"Midnight," Timberlake captioned a photo of himself planting a smooch on Biel's cheek.
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That's just a skeleton planting some flowers and having a picnic, you think.
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Planting billions of trees is the most effective way to combat climate change.
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The USDA is due to release its annual planting prospects report next Friday.
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He separate accused Clinton and "her very sleazy campaign" of planting the accusations.
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Kidman then ambushed Urban, planting a smooch on his cheek before rushing away.
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Weather worries related to planting also gave corn a tiny boost, traders said.
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Beulahland's residents helped each other at planting and harvesting times, often sharing equipment.
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Ms. Ghadamian said she left the planting to the conservancy, for a reason.
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We were planting trees on the hillside to try and stop the erosion.
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We shall know in advance which is the best time to start planting.
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DroneSeed has already signed several big contracts for spraying, and planting is next.
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He has vehemently denied the charges and accused Trump of planting the story.
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MrBeast's tree-planting campaign has attracted attention from other prominent figures besides Musk.
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After making the play, Bosa celebrated by waving and planting an imaginary flag.
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The tree-planting project alone would create four hundred thousand jobs, he predicted.
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Our chickens did enjoy chowing down on our several attempts at planting seeds.
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Together, the family lived off the land, planting vegetables and corn for tortillas.
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Tree planting is a tradition started by the waylay hippies of the 70s.
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But some of the worst years have also been associated with slower planting.
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Mr. Bewley braved a tangled thicket of bureaucratic agencies, eventually planting 140 acres.
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To follow his logic, planting a Bradford pear would be tantamount to avicide.
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Who knows, maybe the Blackfriars School is planting the seeds of a revolution.
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"I was planting flowers on my front porch earlier today," Ms. Napier said.
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Drier weather allowed for a lot of planting in the area last week.
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Both love Hay Day, a farming game where you advance by planting crops.
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Later, they went on night patrols, trying to catch insurgents planting roadside bombs.
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Even Lena Dunham's failed attempt at planting one on Brad Pitt appears… sweet?
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Armed groups have promoted planting of coca and established laboratories to produce cocaine.
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Just be sure you're planting without pesticides or chemicals, which can poison bees.
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Flooding in the Midwest kept some fields wet late into the planting season.
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But that didn't stop the two from planting bread crumbs along the way.
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Planting 2bn trees, Mr Trudeau's new pain-free idea, will not accomplish that.
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Between 2628 and 28503 coca planting has skyrocketed by 22019,000 hectares in Colombia.
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Tobacco farmers, for example, are already planning on planting fewer seeds next year.
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Brands that have built up their businesses elsewhere are planting their flags here.
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Aside from the trade wars, last year's wet weather made planting season tough.
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"Planting trees is good, of course, but it's nowhere near enough," Greta said.
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In the soybean market, the focus is on Chinese buying and Brazilian planting.
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Cruz vehemently denied the story and accused Trump's campaign of planting the piece.
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So hemp farms rely on manual labor for planting, harvesting and removing weeds.
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Subsidies, including subsidized crop insurance, further incentivize planting on sensitive land like marshlands.
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His planting season starts earlier in the spring and pushes deeper into winter.
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Tracking devices are no longer necessary, nor the court's approval for planting one.
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"We're not about planting beautiful women around the room," Mr. Le Donche said.
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Fire clears last year's stubble and weeds in time for next year's planting.
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Official data show 31% of the country's wheat planting has already been done.
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His horticultural experience had been limited to planting flowers in his front yard.
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"Without a repeat of the significantly warmer and drier weather seen last year, it is unlikely that corn planting will accelerate as much as it did last May and planting will likely remain significantly behind the five-year average," he said.
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Mistakes were made in the planting, in the irrigating, in the upkeep, and more.
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Analysts had expected the USDA to peg planting at between 0.753% and 76% complete.
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Analysts had expected the USDA to peg planting at between 68% and 76% complete.
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The USDA spokeswoman added that the aid was designed to avoid skewing planting decisions.
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"Regardless of anything, the U.S. planting delays are still supportive for corn," Reilly said.
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Last year, they ended up planting 9123 percent more than the USDA initially projected.
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Desel said Monday that the evidence-planting investigation is unrelated to the quota system.
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The improvements, planned by Celedon's nonprofit Friends of Calwa, also include planting nine Raywoods.
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The city will be looking at planting a replacement in the area, Graham said.
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In LA last year, two officers filmed themselves seemingly planting cocaine on a suspect.
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That said, Mickey makes his point by planting a big one on a fan.
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Argentine soy planting starts in late September, with harvesting concentrated in April and May.
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Corn planting was 81-percent completed, in line with the average pace, USDA said.
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And it was shown that they were planting questions at times in the audience.
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With lighter showers forecast this week, some zones could remain too soggy for planting.
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Often that's how it works in tree planting—you know someone who does it.
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What continues to interest me about tree planting is people talk about the camaraderie.
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"I will double my cotton planting next year," says Joshua, a middle-aged man.
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Farmers apply them to their seeds as a spray or powder coating before planting.
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A city council member accused the department of planting a gun beside Ball's body.
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But to do so, large-scale tree-planting projects need to avoid potential pitfalls.
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Heavy rains throughout May have caused severe delays in U.S. soybean and corn planting.
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"We have always been excited about planting new flags in new territories," Varadi said.
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Alternatively, consider gifting experiences or contributing to environmental programs, such as tree planting schemes.
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Concerns about planting delays last month drove corn futures to a three-year high.
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In one of the two snaps, he's planting a sweet kiss on her forehead.
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Audience members will also participate through planting the seeds chosen by these incarcerated women.
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Usually, the planting and tending of a community garden is a small local affair.
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Crowther says planting 1.2 trillion trees would give a reduction "way above" that figure.
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Mr Park has been able to adapt, mainly by planting different types of fodder.
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Ireland also bars commercial planting on the poorest soils, where young trees would struggle.
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Nigeria's import restrictions benefit farmers and millers and seem to be encouraging more planting.
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Planting himself on the wrong side of political history is just the final straw.
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Planting of rice, the key summer crop, was little changed at 2.7 million hectares.
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The market's attention also was turned to U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) planting estimates.
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But they're planting trees, which means making a bet on the next 40 years.
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Others are burning oil wells and planting improvised explosive devices to stymie enemy advances.
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She's kind of crashing on couches, staying with friends, not necessarily planting roots anywhere.
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Planting a tree in the nearby forest would knock another 5% off the tab.
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Planting a tree in the nearby forest would knock another 5% off the tab.
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You can do your part by planting native, bee-friendly flowers where you live.
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While awaiting those rules, Sime Darby has stopped planting palm in Liberia, Parker said.
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You aren't just turning over a new leaf; you're planting a whole new tree.
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While farmers incur risk annually with each planting, they can start fresh each year.
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"It's a vicious circle, but you still do it," Kestel said, about planting corn.
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For the rest of us, however, planting a tree might be the better option.
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For me going out tree planting, I personally go into it for the work.
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They immediately decided to contact the company and started planting their fields with sideritis.
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When the swarm is at full force, all the robots will be planting simultaneously.
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The Trump pic is not the first time Planting Peace has made a stand.
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In a past exhibit, you explored the world of tree planters and tree planting.
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Beneath all of this is the assumption that planting trees is a good idea.
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Inside, they've managed to micropropagate and deliver 200,21 trees for planting across seven countries.
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Lindsey: Yeah, but I think planting relationships is still quite a thing that happens.
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Ryan Warner/DroneSeed Ryan Warner/DroneSeed Now, spraying and planting are very different tasks.
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Most planting in Western Canada, the country's wheat and canola belt, happens in May.
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Planting trees with thousands of volunteers to celebrate the birth of HRH, our Gyalsey.
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"In my opinion, planting trees helps people and the environment at the same time."
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Planting Wish Farms' fields using G.P.S.-guided machinery is a step in that direction.
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For the most part, corn planting concludes at the close of May (tmsnrt.rs/1oiMGqd).
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Some 52 percent of Ecosia's gross income went toward planting trees around the globe.
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Today, farmers depend on the Internet for planting, monitoring soil moisture and the markets.
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As the planting season approaches, however, I'm not sure how to handle my soybeans.
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Despite today's initial uneasiness, good vibes will flow around wherever you're planting your roots.
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The governor calls Frank and accuses him of planting the reporter at his rally.
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By that date, corn planting was 71 percent complete, close to the usual levels.
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He also carries materials for planting seedlings of native plant species along the river.
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Planting native flora host plants is an effective way to boost endemic butterfly populations.
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Our sources say Mehgan's "team" contacted a bunch of media outlets planting the story.
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And he has Ethel to thank for planting the seed that started it all.
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One of the Jews can be seen planting a kiss on the groom's cheek.
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The world is currently much better at cutting down forests than planting new ones.
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By planting themselves in one neighborhood, one organization or one mission, they earn trust.
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Thus, hundreds of workers spent the summer of 1928 hunched over, planting Jones Beach.
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However, at this stage it is assuming planting intentions will be fulfilled, it added.
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It started to rain one spring during planting season and it just didn't stop.
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So if you're planting forests, you have to protect them from fires and logging.
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In May, it prevented farmers from planting a new crop before the rainy season.
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So by the time it comes to planting season, he needs even more workers.
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Alfred and George Degiorgio – brothers accused of planting bomb and indicted for Daphne's murder.
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I will always be grateful to him for planting the seed, against all odds.
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He loves playing for them so much, in fact, that he is planting roots.
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The Israeli military said some in the crowds had been planting or hurling explosives.
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Farmers last week finished planting 17.4 million hectares dedicated to the oilseed, it added.
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Especially given the US's own history of planting backdoors in technologies around the world.
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His administration also spent billions cleaning waterways and wetlands, creating parks, and planting trees.
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I would be surprised if he missed a spring radish planting in 40 years.
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She sought to change the world by planting herself deeply in a particular neighborhood.
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Corn planting started in September with soy going into the ground starting this month.
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"Seriously, I get it," he said again, now planting his feet on the floor.
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For all you lawn lovers, consider planting a few and embracing that tree life.
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The Space Force would be the planting of the bad seed in the heavens.
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The late planting pushed back harvests, leaving the crops still standing vulnerable to freezing.
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A State Department official blamed Kushner for planting those items, The New Yorker reported.
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But he wasn't planting just any tree on a sunny but brisk Washington morning.
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His father used to tell him that they were planting for the rainy days.
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Instead, they want a government that focuses on cleaning the streets and planting trees.
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Perhaps best to start hiring black managers and planting a flag that says HERE.
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He mowed down most of that vegetation, set it ablaze and started planting soybeans.
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They also want to know whether he had help building or planting the bombs.
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Almost all said planting will likely be delayed, which could lead to lower yields.
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The change in planting threatens the government's five-year plan, aimed at reducing corn acreage by 26.3217 percent from 572 million mu in 2015 to 500 million mu by 2020 and boosting soybean planting by more than 40 percent to 140 million mu.
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The companies, supporting an old tradition of planting a tree to mark a death, are distributing free seedlings and promoting planting in cemeteries and at homes as a way to help restore a parched country – and offset their own use of timber.
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The change in planting threatens the government's five-year plan, aimed at reducing corn acreage by 12.5 percent from 572 million mu in 2015 to 500 million mu by 2020 and boosting soybean planting by more than 40 percent to 33 million mu.
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So, in Dallas, the groups spearheading the planting effort — the Trust for Public Land, the Texas Trees Foundation and the Nature Conservancy — are using health, environmental and socio-economic data to figure out where planting new trees would provide the most benefit.
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Schwarz got the idea for his proposal after planting a corn maze for someone else.
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He's also accused of planting landmines across the Demilitarized Zone, according to Yonhap News Agency.
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Supporting Appelbaum and planting an anti-social justice flag were easy ways to stir controversy.
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This includes planting more forests, which take in and store carbon dioxide as they grow.
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It is normal to have all planting wrapped up in this area around May 222.
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Corn gained more ground as rains have delayed U.S. planting, while wheat was little changed.
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Planting trees or draining a swamp are reasonable, he said; erecting palatial greenhouses is not.
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The Mexican authorities have been accused in the past of planting objects at crime scenes.
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Farmers in the region are struggling to prepare fields ahead of corn and soybean planting.
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"Obviously it's a big challenge," Price says of their goal of planting 10 billion trees.
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When the ground gets too wet and soggy in the spring, farmers delay planting crops.
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"Take your time," she told them, before planting a kiss on Trump Jr.'s cheek.
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It is normal to have all planting wrapped up in this area around May 25.
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Many growers are planting it anyway, believing that its season and flavor outweigh these drawbacks.
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For farmers like Mr Samad, that takes some of the buzz out of planting poppies.
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Aid officials say the hungry are now often eating their seeds, rather than planting them.
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Farmers went into June with planting progress at its slowest pace in nearly four decades.
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Corn ticked higher on concerns over wet weather preventing U.S. farmers from planting the crop.
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Cotton sowing is down 9.4%, while soybean planting has lagged by 51% during the period.
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This method of planting is hardly used anymore, given advances in agriculture and precision tools.
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In light of all this, Apple may well be planting its flag in the sand.
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" Let our legacy be about "planting seeds in a garden you never get to see.
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Precision Planting also sells its technology to retrofit older planters and to other planter manufacturers.
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The department estimated Deere and Precision Planting had at least 86 percent of the market.
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And now, they're in the middle of the most catastrophic planting season in living memory.
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Our youth pastor is in the front yard, with a big floppy hat, planting flowers.
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For Millershaski, the heavy rains pushed back planting by about three weeks, until mid-October.
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There is also evidence that planting trees is a wasteful, inefficient approach to land restoration.
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Planting a Christmas tree in my yard so I never forget the beauty of her.
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Video shows the same man planting the devices, both of which had cellphones as timers.
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That shift occurred during the 91.53/12 season, when farmers ramped up planting of safrinha.
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Jameela had been recruited for use as a human shield to those planting the explosives.
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Corn planting was at 5.5 million hectares, almost unchanged from the same period last year.
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The government revises its crop output estimates as it gets more information about crop planting.
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Sources familiar with the matter say an EgyptAir mechanic is suspected of planting the device.
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The agents say that Mohamud proposed planting a bomb during one of their early meetings.
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But before planting yourself in the sand, it's worth taking a moment to browse online.
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In February the government announced a scheme to subsidize farmers planting high-density apple orchards.
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The Omaha slugger uncorked a straight right, planting a disoriented Osselborn square on her butt.
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Wilcox predicted growers will not finalize decisions until planting in the Plains begins in March.
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Planting later raises the risk that cold nights in late summer may damage immature crops.
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Corn planting was at 6.3 million hectares, almost unchanged from the same period last year.
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With corn and soybeans, it's the big food lots driving the planting of those crops.
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"The officer denied planting any drugs," said Janice Bledsoe, deputy state's attorney of criminal justice.
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While planting your tailbone down, slide your feet and legs under, toward your lower back.
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There are some fears about flooding in the U.S. delaying spring wheat planting, Ammermann said.
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In a sepia-hazed photo, JT is seen planting a wet one on Biel's face.
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But this new research argues that tree and crop planting plays a bigger, outsized role.
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"I knew about El Nino after I had already started planting my tobacco," said Chisvo.
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One appears to show an officer planting evidence at the scene of a drug arrest.
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But over time, the developers have been planting evidence that, perhaps, that wasn't the case.
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Jon, meanwhile, the former elected leader of the Night's Watch, doesn't need any seed-planting.
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Two other videos out this summer appear to show Baltimore officers planting or manufacturing evidence.
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Prosecutors accused Stockley of planting a silver revolver after the shooting, according to the station.
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The officers were found not guilty of planting drugs and a firearm on Delos Santos.
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It's not unusual for programmers found guilty of planting logic bombs to go to jail.
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Back at the house, Enger has entered the garage and Art catches her planting evidence.
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The army did not say who they believed to be responsible for planting the landmine.
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Yet, could Israel be any farther from planting Carob trees for Israeli and Palestinian children?
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Designed by Gunn Landscape Architecture, it includes planting beds, green walls and Japanese pagoda trees.
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Pemongkong villagers, who have tried the method for two planting seasons, say yields have risen.
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The losses often meant less food and fewer seeds available for the following year's planting.
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Deere announced its planned acquisition of Precision Planting in November 2015, for about $190 million.
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Jubair made a little money as a farm laborer, carrying water and planting paddy rice.
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What made you decide that planting trees was the best way to invest your profit?
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"In my opinion, planting trees helps people and the environment," Kroll said to Business Insider.
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Let our legacy be about 'planting seeds in a garden you never get to see.
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Trust me ive thougit (sic) through MANY SCENARIOS from planting things to the volo bog!!!
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Very. It started with us planting our flag in the ground by building the store.
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Other plans include planting 46 trees, adding about 1,650 ft of fencing and new gates.
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Soon, I was done planting trees and sorting ponds, this was all about greeble manipulation.
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One tactic is planting plastic shrubs, calling them trees and saying they stop the dust.
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And we're ripping out all the vegetables in Michelle's garden and we're planting McNuggets. McNuggets.
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This should allow planting to proceed at a relatively normal pace barring any other interruptions.
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The last and most costly piece, clearing and planting their own vineyard, remains a dream.
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"It was like planting a seed and nurturing it," he said in the 1986 interview.
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But a surreptitious few checked email, planting their phone between the pages of the Psalms.
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Heading into the spring planting season, farmers had a record number of soybeans in storage.
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Cotton sowing was down 12%, while soybean planting has lagged by 57% during the period.
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We have to stagger planting times to keep the CSA boxes full with colorful variety.
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And with their fields still wet or underwater, the window for planting corn is closing.
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He mimed planting a tree, becoming the tree, chopping it down and becoming its immolation.
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" Mr. Sunshine said, "I categorically deny having anything to do with planting stories on anyone.
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"We're only now planting for the changes in the next few years," he told me.
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Restoring nature and planting more crops are also often cheaper than building and deploying hardware.
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The programme included a tree planting and the reading out of victims' names, organisers said.
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Some experts said planting new trees could not compensate for the loss of older forests.
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As he's fertilizing late, planting late, harvesting late, he couldn't stop thinking about his cousin.
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She has two integral chats at the back-half of "Planting Doubt" with romantic prospects.
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But they accused the Houthis of planting mines that could prolong that effort, they added.
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These garden gloves have claws attached to make digging, planting, and raking fast and easy.
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According to Barrack, Manafort blamed Lewandowski for planting negative stories about Manafort's work in Ukraine.
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But even on planting trees, the country is way behind what it needs to do.
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Growers started planting corn in September, while soy starts going into the ground in October.
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There were things we could plan, like his wake and planting a tree for him.
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"Planting trees is very good of course, but it is nowhere near enough," she said.
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A Florida cop has been accused of targeting innocent drivers and planting meth on them.
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For one, extreme weather could reduce crop yields and change planting structures, said the report.
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Flooding was a risk in the region, where farmers have been planting corn and soybeans.
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One contestant proposed planting gardens on top of buses to create natural mobile air filters.
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Both were charged with planting "fake bombs" and prosecutors ordered 30 days detention for them.
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"Running up mountains, and planting American flags, is part of a Marine's DNA," Resmer said.
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Thus, the slimmer planting seasons of yesterday created the slimmer Christmas tree pickings of today.
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Farmers tend to favor planting soybeans when the soybean-to-corn ratio is above 2.5.
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Wide "windows" for planting and harvest in South Africa make the corn crop calendar unique.
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Allegations of police cover-ups, summary executions and planting of drugs and guns are widespread.
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"Everybody still needs this information for creating contracts, new product lines, planting acres," Heilman said.
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Harry struck an upbeat tone despite the drizzly weather, which canceled a tree-planting ceremony.
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"What you see more of, is not planting, but creating a loose connection," Wood said.
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"My view is that planting evidence happens far more often than we know," Stinson said.
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The boy from Brazil fights to escape, planting his arms on the ground for support.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture's weekly crop progress report is expected to show U.S. corn planting as 94 percent complete and soybean planting 763 percent complete as of May 29, according to the average of estimates from 11 analysts polled by Reuters.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's corn crop will suffer yield losses due to drought this year and the estimated planting area may drop further because dry weather in the northern part of the country has blocked late-season planting, a top Agriculture Ministry official said.
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But some areas of the country have struggled with planting because rainfall has been relatively scarce.
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"Good soil moisture conditions have favored planting," the agriculture secretariat said in its monthly grains report.
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It can be as easy as planting herbs, wildflowers, bushes and fruit trees in your garden.
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Islamic State militants put up tough resistance, planting scores of mines around their districts, Ahmed said.
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China's state planner has asked local governments and companies to ensure fertiliser output for spring planting.
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"Planting trees and conserving forests helps us in so many ways," Harry said during the tour.
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"I saw people planting bombs by the side of the street in my neighborhood," he recalls.
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Monsanto has also been battling a proliferation of illegal planting of its herbicide-tolerant cotton varieties.
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"We are not expecting demand for planting equipment to come back up this year," Schmidt said.
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Landscapers are currently in the midst of planting forget-me-nots and rhododendrons on the island.
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Groves of trees have already been planted around the site, and volunteers are planting 150,000 seedlings.
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"By planting different kinds of trees next to each other it creates a forest," they add.
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Soy planting in Argentina starts in mid-October and November, with harvesting between March and May.
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"We've been talking about a therapeutic farm in Ohio when the planting season starts," he said.
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The decent conditions for winter wheat have offset concern over adverse weather for spring wheat planting.
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While farmers increase corn planting, analysts expect soy area to contract by up to 7 percent.
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They've banded together for good causes, such as raising money and planting trees in BTS' honor.
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The government said soybean planting was 28.703% complete, compared with the five-year average of 2%.
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"There is some planting going on, but it looks like a pretty limited window," Cekander said.
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These garden gloves have eight claws attached to make digging, planting, and raking, fast and easy.
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Torres bought roughly 50 acres there and is slowly planting a portion with carineña and garnacha.
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Corn gained more ground as rains have delayed U.S. planting while wheat rose on bargain buying.
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Only limited rice planting was allowed this season locally as part of a water conservation policy.
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Alongside planting grass, the Ghana Export Promotion Authority wants to create spaces and warehouses for weavers.
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Analysts had expected that farmers had boosted their soybean acres due to the corn planting delays.
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Deere's deal for Precision Planting is one of several pending or under discussion in the sector.
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He was accused of intentionally killing Anthony Lamar Smith and planting a gun in his car.
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"Most of them (are) planting varieties that were released more than 30 years ago," he said.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey did after planting himself in New Hampshire, holding event after event.
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Kelli Cook, a spokeswoman for both AGCO and Precision Planting declined to comment on the litigation.
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The report is attracting particular attention after a spring deluge that disrupted corn and soybean planting.
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In addition to jackfruit-planting, pig-fattening and tilapia-farming schemes are under way in Leyte.
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Not many people can say they've become a meme after face-planting in the mud, either.
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In his spiritual avatar, Singh dresses in plain white traditional clothes, giving sermons or planting trees.
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The market's attention also was turned to U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) planting estimates on Thursday.
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After the pasture is worn out, soy farmers arrive, planting grain on immense tracts of land.
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When he and his father first began planting between the rows in 2005, it felt taboo.
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And he has an audacious justification for planting new trees: He hopes to reverse climate change.
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In recent weeks, videos emerged that appeared to show Baltimore police officers planting drugs during arrests.
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But turning them off has resulted in officers being accused of planting evidence — on multiple occasions.
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Spring wheat planting progress was seen as 83% complete, with estimates ranging from 80% to 88%.
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He admits to mostly planting the seeds of characters and storylines, then writing the good bits.
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The paper claims the surgery required anesthesia and an operating room and involved planting a prosthesis.
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Planting milkweed at schools, highways and other urban environments can help restore the population of pollinators.
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Worries about U.S. spring wheat planting delays due to snow in the northern Plains added support.
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So, for now, this is the two companies' way of planting a flag for their idea.
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If companies are growing indoors, they may have their first crop within nine weeks of planting.
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One third of Poland's land mass is covered by trees and the country is planting more.
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"Stop planting seeds of division and fear and instead get to work on finding a solution."
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Organizers are then planning to create a digital map based on tree-planting receipts from supporters.
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The Ukrainian Security Service SBU quickly blamed Russia for planting the malware that caused the outage.
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Time is now of the essence as farmers start to make planting decisions for next spring.
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Jewish Americans overwhelmingly vote Democrat, but one tactic Trump has mastered is planting seeds of doubt.
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For every dollar invested in planting, cities see an average $9673 returnon their investment each year.
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Dry weather in Brazil also delayed planting in the top soybean exporter to the fourth quarter.
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I can't go about my dating and crop planting knowing there are weeds by the pond.
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Prudo Jimenez this year started planting cacao trees on a five-acre sliver of his farm.
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After demonstrating the effectiveness of the planting technique, the company expects to expand its business substantially.
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In Florida, farmers are planting peach trees that produce fruit as early as April or May.
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"It's the journey of maybe planting their financial future, or their future in general," she said.
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The coming weekend's event is the necessary prelude: planting all those tulips, daffodils and small bulbs.
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Their role is to ensure the tree planting is actually happening and the trees are surviving.
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Of the two primary crops, corn is planted first as it has a shorter planting window.
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The soup company had little experience in the skill-set required for harvesting, fertilizing and planting.
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Facing water shortages in cities and fields, Thailand has told farmers to stop planting more rice.
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In the middle of a tree planting/park cleanup project, Brady loudly mocks a homeless man.
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Now, her fear of not planting enough hemp outweighs her fear of financial or regulatory challenges.
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It may seem way too early to talk about yield losses, especially stemming from late planting.
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Therefore, anyone who wasn't planting a "forest" had to give back their land to the government.
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In Tree, you start your experience by planting a real seed in a box of soil.
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Good rains will spur the planting of crops such as rice, corn, cane, cotton and soybeans.
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Farmers are in planting season, meaning there is little crop material to burn in any case.
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Organisers say the program will include a tree planting and the reading out of victims' names.
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He had finished planting corn and was halfway through his soybean fields when prices started sinking.
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In both cases, proper management (planting a mix of GM and non-GM crops) is essential.
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Conditions improved daily last week which allowed local farmers to get a lot of planting done.
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Its founders are also committed to planting a tree for every set of invitations they produce.
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But planting forests is slow work — as Icelanders know well — and requires a lot of land.
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Proposed solutions proposed include applying mulch to the surface of the soil and planting resistant greens.
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A cover crop will also help fix nitrogen — that is, feed the soil for spring planting.
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Organisers say the program will include a tree planting and the reading out of victims' names.
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Q. Will planting flowers and bulbs in a tree pit seriously harm a city street tree?
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It was a mournful, ironic exercise in flag-planting from a Brazilian in self-imposed exile.
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It publishes separate editions in different growing zones, offering planting advice tailored to several Western states.
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And even if planting more milkweeds can help, it's not the only problem the butterflies face.
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Devastating floods inundated the Midwest in 2019, preventing farmers from planting 14 million acres in crops.
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YouTuber MrBeast transformed a joke into an initiative called #TeamTrees to raise money for tree planting.
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Maryland's Office of the Public Defender said they appeared to show officers planting or manufacturing evidence.
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While all their cane is up in a beautiful stand, here I am, planting in December.
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Populations can be restored by planting more trees, ceasing burning and building fences to block livestock.
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"After the hike in MSP, wheat planting has become even more attractive for farmers," Galipelli said.
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A credible offset has to account for variations in tree-planting or renewable energy installation performance.
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A day earlier, the Ministry of Agriculture issued a notice urging that farms begin spring planting.
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On the other hand, obviously planting a trillion trees is a good thing for the planet.
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The attacks were aimed at halting operations, stealing data and planting viruses, the news agency reported.
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Make your yard a bird paradise by planting native shrubs, preserving exposed limbs and avoiding pesticides.
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In my area, at least, we're communicating more often, farmer to farmer, about our planting choices.
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And every spring and summer, she has her six grandchildren do all her planting for her.
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Low prices mean farmers won't invest in planting shade trees, disease-resistant seeds, or new irrigation.
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Macron and Trump were joined by their wives for a photo-op during the tree's planting.
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He has been planting trees with Plant-for-the-Planet for more than 10 years now.
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"Efficiency is critical," he told VICE News after a small event marking the beginning of planting.
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The president chimed in, accusing the F.B.I., without evidence, of planting a spy in his campaign.
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The storm will hit just as many farmers are making their final preparations to begin planting.
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SYDNEY, May 23 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures edged lower for the first time in eight sessions on Thursday on some profit taking and broader weakness across commodities, but fears that North American farmers will be forced to switch to planting soybeans on planting delays capped losses.
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Not only do wet field conditions make it difficult for farmers to maneuver planting equipment, but excessive moisture coming off of winter makes it difficult to regulate the soil temperature to appropriate levels for planting and germination, which is why wet spring weather often leads to delays.
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For example, growers using The Climate Corporation's Climate FieldView tool (to decide the rate, density and location for planting corn) saw a 5-bushel-per-acre lift in 2017 compared to farmers who wrote their own planting plans, says Steven Ward, the company's director of geospatial sciences.
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But to Doug, planting some noncommercial crops seemed an antiquated practice, like using a horse-drawn plow.
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Despite the fall, analysts said corn remains underpinned by concerns over slow planting in the United States.
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It was the slowest corn planting pace on record, based on USDA data going back to 21.
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Despite the fall, analysts said corn remained underpinned by concerns over slow planting in the United States.
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To adapt, farmers are increasingly planting new varieties of food crops that take less time to grow.
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Any plastic containers or ceramic pots for planting that are empty and collect water should be removed.
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Get ready for the inevitable tree-planting romantic epic, Arbor Day, coming whatever day Arbor Day is.
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He's national director of church planting at V3, a kind of seed fund for new church branches.
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An overall shift away from corn planting contributed to a 6 percent decline in Monsanto Co's MON.
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He's photographed a rainbow Pride flag from near-space on behalf of the progressive nonprofit Planting Peace.
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The Huichols object to the ranchers' intensive grazing and planting, and use of chemicals and deforestation practices.
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Fertilizer and pesticide producers are allowed to run at their normal capacity during the spring planting season.
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The company has been planting a lot of seeds, and some of them have yet to sprout.
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With biomarkers, growers could test much earlier, only planting trees that will keep their needles post-harvest.
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Connecting with your roots (or planting new ones!) is also a good thing to focus on now.
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Instead, it's a bit of symbolic flag planting by the companies, with promises of things to come.
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Heavy rains and floods across the growing regions have destroyed crops, and farmers have missed planting windows.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture will publish national planting progress as of May 26 on Tuesday afternoon.
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"The talk is that we will lose corn acres into beans because of wet planting," he said.
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Much of the market's focus remained on Midwest weather, with corn planting already behind the normal pace.
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In the wheat market, prices eased as hefty global inventories outweighed concerns about spring U.S. planting delays.
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Gavin DeGraw's probably hurtin' bad right now ... after slipping and planting his face on some hard ice.
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With farmers planting more than ever, it seems that the avocado market is in for some stabilization.
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Humala's government has overseen a 36 percent drop in the planting of coca since 2011, said Otarola.
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The planting itself forces you to think in half-year-increments, or longer for trees and perennials.
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In corn, 58% of the intended planting has been done, compared with 90% at this point historically.
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Many farmers borrow to cover planting costs, buy equipment or purchase land, and repay after the harvest.
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The tour was intended to advance Brown's labor-friendly populism while planting seeds for a national campaign.
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Analysts polled by Reuters expect U.S. corn planting to be just 210 percent complete as of Sunday.
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Analysts polled by Reuters expect U.S. corn planting to be just 14 percent complete as of Sunday.
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Traders seemed unconcerned by wet conditions in the Midwest that have slowed the start of spring planting.
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I think I wanted to approach parenting as a way of planting more love in the world.
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"Planting delays don't mean anything right now," said Jim Gerlach, president of U.S. broker A/C Trading.
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Another barrier to take-up is that premiums are typically paid before planting, when farmers are poorest.
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Farmers got whipped into a planting frenzy that ended up flooding the market with too many nuts.
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So it makes sense that utilities are planting wind turbines in the places with the most wind.
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Manually planting trees is a slow, expensive process; it can't compete with the rate of industrial deforestation.
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Seeds can then be monitored remotely, and this data informs machine learning algorithms for future planting efforts.
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The government's patient planting strategy makes sense, as long as a storm does not ruin the harvest.
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Fusarium wilt is very difficult to control -- it spreads easily in soil, water and infected planting material.
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Posada was arrested when two men who worked for his small firm confessed to planting the bombs.
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He started a neighborhood rain and tree planting project that's been going on for over 20 years.
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The movie comes out in May 2017, but it's never too early to start planting a seed.
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"I'm so proud of her," Young Nam Oh said before planting a kiss on her daughter's cheek.
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She told me she'd been planting flowers in containers around the neighbourhood for the past four years.
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"Very little, if any, planting progress is expected in the western corn belt this week," he said.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is due to release its weekly planting progress report on Monday afternoon.
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Delayed corn planting may prompt some farmers to shift to seeding soybeans instead, or leave fields fallow.
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" The USDA said "the program is being designed to avoid skewing planting decisions one way or another.
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China has since removed the sorghum tariffs, but by then, most farmers had made their planting choice.
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And, whereas many farm payments in the EU have been decoupled from production, forest subsidies reward planting.
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This year Ye Bu farmers again sowed the fields in the planting season that began in May.
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Everyone has seen "One small step …" Everyone has seen the flag planting, the phone call with Houston.
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This dedicated planting — sometimes done by soldiers — equated to over 1003 percent of China's greening, so far.
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The planting figures are also subject to revision depending on progress of the June-September monsoon season.
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Gelsinger donates nearly half his annual income to charity, much of it directed to church planting organizations.
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The Russos do a great job at planting the seed for the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming, too.
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However, corn planting in the southern United States was running ahead of the usual pace, they added.
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U.S. farmers have begun planting the 2019 U.S. corn crop in southern fringes of the crop belt.
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One tactic Foval used with success was "bird dogging," planting activists at Trump rallies to provoke violence.
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Planting was not delayed for any of them, but replanting was a theme for the Illinois farmers.
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"Cocoa Butter Kisses #datenight," she captioned a photo of herself planting a kiss on her fiancé's cheek.
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This dedicated planting — sometimes done by soldiers — equated to over 201943 percent of China's greening, so far.
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The second photo shows Dream, wearing a lavender onesie, planting a big kiss on her cousin's mouth.
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"If (the planting season) fails the situation will worsen a lot for the families affected," Coslet said.
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The Garden City vision included the creation of national and community parks and initiatives for tree-planting.
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William's childhood memory of pine trees and Kate's of bluebell woods was also included in the planting.
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They help their mom out with planting and activities like beekeeping to stay involved in the process.
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Several others in Columbia banded together to occupy SOCO, in a new real estate development, planting seeds.
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It also turns out that Angela, his assistant, has been planting fake scoops for Sean to read.
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This face planting bulldog pretty much sums up where I am in my life at this point.
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Maybe planting yourself outside an actual store will make you feel better about your NES Classic odds.
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Growing it sustainably, Brandenburg stressed, means determining the best practices for planting, harvesting, and processing the crop.
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"I think the forest management community is starting to think more about what they're planting," Woodall says.
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That's why I water them and take care of them, because I'm planting my seeds of success.
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Most of the rest goes toward tree planting, and a slice gets stashed for long-term projects.
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Theroux used simple emojis to caption a photo of Aniston, 48, planting a kiss on his cheek.
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Another focus for dealers is South American soybean planting progress, with heavy volumes yet to be planted.
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The Ukrainian Security Service SBU was swift to blame Russia for planting malware to cause the blackout.
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The Ukrainian security service, SBU, was swift to blame Russia for planting malware to cause the blackout.
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As it awaits the necessary licenses, Mr. Cock-Correa is planting flowers on the company's 32 acres.
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The flag-planting was controversial at the time, and NASA made it clear it was strictly symbolic.
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Various international organizations and businesses have joined the tree planting spree along with members of the public.
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Planning, planting, and watching a garden grow can fill a person with an enormous sense of pride.
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Not counting land, planting an American Truffle Company orchard costs $17,403 to $25,000 for the first acre.
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It says it has overseen planting of 5.8 million trees since launching the program seven years ago.
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Together, we will be planting 500,000 trees in Indonesia as a result of you liking this post.
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Today's new moon, in energetic Fire sign Sagittarius, will find you planting new seeds around your career.
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Read on to get acquainted with some of our favorite magical herbs and start planting and potting.
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"Soy planting area has grown thanks to a reduction in planned corn sowing," the exchange report said.
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Which means the AI-enhanced forgeries on the horizon will only make planting false memories even easier.
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Missouri farmer Milas Mainord said he, too, would consider planting Enlist E3 soy but wanted more information.
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Abel is planting more than 100 giant shrubs to shield his Hidden Hills home from public view.
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Weather has been mostly cool since planting and that has held back plant growth in the area.
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And she uses no pesticides on her farm, Guzakuza, planting mutually beneficial vegetables on a single plot.
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The sale price last week, when her family finished planting 1,500 acres of early beans, was $8.03.
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Despite that, or perhaps because of it, some Champagne makers, including Taittinger, have started planting in England.
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They're on a strict planting and harvesting schedule and cannot ramp up or decrease production at will.
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Planting the seeds of this narrative is the first step toward cultivating an "us versus them" mentality.
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" Read more " Planting Justice is a nine-year-old organization that combines urban farming with environmental education.
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Simon Andarcia, Geara's lawyer, said the lawmaker denied the charges and accused agents of planting the weapon.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture will publish its annual planting intentions report on Tuesday at 20173 a.m.
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Simon Andarcia, Geara's lawyer, said the lawmaker denied the charges and accused agents of planting the weapon.
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Planting more trees in cities can help reduce urban temperatures and protect people from deadly heat waves.
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At spring planting, farmers and wholesale buyers could execute future contracts to lock in prices at harvest.
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But the yellow grain's rally finally paused on Tuesday as planting wound down and traders booked profits.
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It'll keep using jet fuel (obviously) but buy carbon offsets or invest in projects like tree planting.
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The original version contained an error in the computational code that underestimated the benefit of planting trees.
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Planting 1 trillion trees would absorb carbon, but it wouldn't remotely solve Earth's growing carbon emissions problem.
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You might react accordingly by arguing the leaks are fake, or planting fake leaks of your own.
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"What it's really about is planting an idea into Americans that this is our country," he said.
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Smarter Living: Trees suck up carbon and, while planting one won't solve climate change, every tree helps.
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"I married my best friend tonight," said the bride, planting a tiny kiss on the groom's cheek.
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And very soon it will be the season to do their own planting on their own balcony.
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The gun-toting, breast-baring, marijuana-planting nuns love sex — particularly anal — as much as their visitors.
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It&aposs like planting the seeds of a tree that suddenly blossoms with lovely, lucrative tax breaks.
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Demand for Christmas trees plummeted during the recession 10 years ago, so tree growers scaled back planting.
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Though still young, the organic orchard generates roughly $2000,0003 of Planting Justice's yearly $2000 million operating budget.
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Planting virtual crops of beans, squash and corn varieties, competitors battle natural disasters and learn to farm.
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The 2917-acre property includes open areas for planting as well as an attached two-car garage.
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As Melody headed out, she said goodbye to her mother, who was planting flowers in the garden.
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In the Midwest, farmers have lost an entire planting season thanks to extreme weather and subsequent flooding.
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The lead author of that study, however, cautions against pitting all tree planting efforts against forest conservation.
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Harden fully picks up his dribble just before planting his right foot as his first official step.
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The Ukrainian Security Service SBU was swift to blame Russia for planting malware to cause the blackout.
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Wet conditions this spring meant 20 million acres could not be used for planting, according to Politico.
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Work typically includes things like laying sod, mowing, trimming, planting, watering, fertilizing, digging, raking, and installing sprinklers.
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Both men say their move into tree planting is driven by a desire to boost their incomes.
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National corn planting pace may be on schedule, but that does not mean things are rosy everywhere.
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Saskia de Rothschild, who runs the family's wine business, says that they are "planting for a century".
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It will be essential to ruin their crops now in the ground and prevent their planting more.
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The real is about 12 percent stronger than when farmers first started planting soybeans back in September.
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Say I'm someone who thinks solar geoengineering is crazy, but I'm really invested in planting more trees.
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ISIS forbade anyone to leave, planting land mines and using snipers to shoot down anyone who tried.
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It was also happening in areas like high-tech precision planting, in meat-processing, in meat-packing.
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"By offering farmers high-speed precision planting retrofit kits at a fraction of the cost of a new planter, Precision Planting posed a formidable challenge to Deere and its profitable sales of new planters," the Justice Department said in its complaint, asking a court to stop the proposed transaction.
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Producers may have fewer incentives to maximize their crop yields if the harvest price guarantee offered under harvest price option has appreciated significantly relative to the planting price guarantee, as it did in 28503, when corn prices at harvest were 22019 percent higher than the planting time guarantee.
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State-owned palm oil company Felda said the agricultural ministry began planting durian on its land this year.
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Planting my first tree was a delightful experience until I received a measly THREE COINS as a reward!
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It appeared to show one of them planting a small bag of capsules in a trash-strewn yard.
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The USDA surveys tens of thousands of farmers for detailed planting and harvesting data for dozens of crops.
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Farmers could still change their planting plans depending on weather, price fluctuations and the whims of trade policy.
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Many farmers used wheat seed to make bread to survive, rather than save it for planting, Aryal said.
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Since then, a few tools and seeds for planting have been left in locations that he often passes.
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In May and June Iran was accused of planting mines on several commercial ships in the Persian Gulf.
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The family hasn&apost done much work on the land, aside from planting 250 olive trees, Express notes .
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The agency last week reduced its planting estimate by 3.2% from May and its yield estimate by 5.7%.
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After this hiatus, the city plans to finish planting trees in the area, a spokesperson confirmed to Motherboard.
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Zhang also sought to downplay concerns that the illegal planting was more widespread than the government has said.
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The choice is ours to make between planting the seeds of the robot apocalypse or the robot renaissance.
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"Oh my gosh are you kidding me," she squealed, before planting a kiss on her husband Valeri Bure.
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