How to pronounce “crop” in English

I went to the telcos to try and sell "Moments with Mo," looking at what would the benefits be and opening billboards, saying, brought to youcrop of young girls who are having a conversation around things that are important to them.

for their own fertility-- we'll come back here for a moment to the graph, yes, but also for the fertility of the followingcrop. So they would leave this nitrogen fertilizer in the ground so that the following crop would have access to it.So this was an alternative to chemical fertilizer.

I have them both?" >> KILMAN: Okay. So that's a great question.crop production. And it was very effective. It worked. What's--the issue now is that in this last decade and then this decade, the average farm family in the United States is

and it would keep killing the weeds, but not the Roundup resistant crops.Crops which Monsanto could sell them.And as a result, they would have a complete monopoly over both the herbicide and the seed supply.

a lot less space and really treats the soil as an incredible living resource, and that we really prioritize energy-dense, high-nutrientcrops that have the least ecological impact, so things like legumes, a lot more legumes and grains, and not so much meats and crops to feed animals.And then in addition to that, the kind of science I explore in the book really underscores a complementary approach, which is to recognize, appreciate, emulate,

People from the middle part of the continent are asked to get cornmeal, which would be similar to the graincrops that they had.And then people from the more southern regions like Angola, Nigeria-- they were asking for sweet potatoes.

Around 20% of the water in this country goes to grow food that never gets eaten-- and similar numbers around energy,cropland, and things like that.Meanwhile, one in eight people don't have enough food on their tables all year long-- or at least some point during the year.

We're working with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, looking at how the carbon sequestration is happening with the application of covercropping on our fields.So there's a research component.

future civilization came from now interestingly the grains that we then know that that that became the foundercrops of Agriculture actually didn't emerge for a couple cou thousand more years and by the way Irrigation in realagriculture didn't emerge for real irrigation didn't emerge for another five or 6 thousand years but those those grains emerged a couple thousand years

about him but he was born in 1864, son of a slave family and invented the idea of rotatingcrops which is revolutionary coming from a small town, a farming town.You rotate the crops to keep the nutrients in.

Expecting new growth for your career, for your business, for your relationships, for your finances without new ways of thinking about them is like a farmer expecting newcrops to grow without first planting the seeds.And that's really the goal of this session this afternoon is to give you some new concepts, some new tools to think strategically about your life, your work, your relationships,

which is irrigating 8 million acres back in 2003, in Ethiopia, less than 500,000 acres are irrigated. So all the Ethiopian water is being taken, is being irrigated and irrigatingcrops somewhere else and producing food elsewhere and not here. And one of the great cruel ironies is, is that the land that feeds the Nile can't feed itself, and it was a screwed up systemof geopolitics that allowed that to happen. Now, this is an Egyptian farmer. He's 100

through our political world. If you know, over the next year we seesignificant crop failures in multiple parts of the world, which is maybe even more possible because there's a kind offertilizer shortage as a result of the war in Iran.

Companion planting, putting plants together that like each other and stimulate each other-- like the people you choose for your parties or your dinners--for crop enhancement and pest minimization.60% growing area in compost and calorie crops that produce large amount of compost materials, plus a significant quantity of calories, such as wheat,

Gravity does the work.Another crop that's fairly efficient is carrots.

of good cropping. It will give your pictures more impact. Also, if you're playing in Photoshop, Lightroom, Aperture, whatever, if you don't crop out that area, those areas that you mighteventually crop out will affect your judgment as to what the right exposure is of the main subject. So I recommend cropping first. I have friends who say, "You have to get itright in camera, no cropping." But I think if you crop your pictures, you'll see a big difference. Also, try to look for pictures within pictures. We could just crop this picture

too. But think about that catch light. We could also add catch light with a flash, we can also add catch light with a reflector, as you'll see in just a couple of minutes.Creative crop, I mentioned that one of the first things I do when I open a picture is crop the image. I like to look for pictures within pictures. This is a nice enough shot.By the way, this is taken at what's called a "sing-sing" in Papua New Guinea. All these tribes come together and all the different tribes and maybe about 15 or 20 tribes are

coincidence, had been working in Mexico trying to develop better types of wheat for the poor farmers of Mexico. And, what was happening was that the farmers of Mexico would growtheir crop and would be wiped out by diseases. So, he was given the job of trying to find wheat plants that could resist this disease and he was successful. He was just a--I won'tcall him a simple scientist but he was--he didn't start of thinking of himself as a humanitarian.

and crops need harvesting when they need harvesting.

Caffeine crops up in a lot of different ways that people don't always know, from chocolate to tea, not just in coffee.

the croplands-- you could produce enough human edible crops on that land to feed another 350 million people, which

that crops up as one ages, soon to sort itself out once said toe recalled the hearty nature of the Saxon body

in Cropton Forest in Yorkshire.

of crops use the same handful of varieties.

what crops they're growing.

But they're also totally delicious, right?These crops that have been used for all of agricultural history.So they have 10,000, some archeologists 18,000 years, of culinary traditions associated with them from all over the world.

1729 crops up in "Futurama." It crops up as the hull registry number of the Nimbus spaceship.

It crops up also as Bender's unit number.

It crops up in "The Farnsworth Parabox" as one of the universities that's featured.

Fertile cropland was depleted, and landscapes were deforested.

This crops up over and over again, too, just about everywhere.

And cropping doesn't bring you closer, but it emphasizes the subject a lot -- a lot more.

One of my photography tips, another one of my number one photography tips is the name of the game is to fill the frame. In other words, you saw in that Mongolian picture;I cropped out all this stuff on the top. Boring. I cropped out all the dirt and the bottom.Boring. Well, here we have a male and a female elephant over in Africa, following the tip, the name of the game is to fill the frame. But, you don't always have to shoot super

individual crops up now as to the uh more sensitive end of your question speaking

A farmer grows a crop like maize. A miller buys that grain, grinds it into flour. A mother buys that flour, takes

A new crop of ecopoets are highlighting the modern threats of resource extraction, environmental violence, and climate crises — and they’re doing it all in verse.

These features often crop up in extreme settings that we don't encounter in everyday life-- maybe at very low temperatures.

The cash crop is soybeans.

When a crop is growing in the field, we now send out these with sophisticated sensor systems, either visual or infrared, that can monitor the crop's growing

Here's what American crop tonnage has looked like since the mid-1950s.

I had to crop quite a bit.

You can crop the plate maybe by three quarters.

it's not a crop pest, but mosquitoes are coming into areas that they've never been before because the climate in that area has changed.

So they grow a crop that can be sold at market, and women are engaged in household food crops.

overwhelmed by their own crop production.

And then I crop and sweeten the image with Photoshop.

And with the new crop coming up, how do you feel people are being encouraged to take that up as a serious career option?

and then destroying the crop.

It hurts crop rotations, a lot of fallout from these kinds of issues.