dig a deep trenches
Sapping refers to a military tactic where attackers dig trenches or tunnels to approach a target, such as a fort or stronghold, while providing cover and protection for the advancing troops. Sapping is used to weaken the enemy's defenses and facilitate a successful assault on the target.
Sapping means to dig a deep trenches in the ground and tunneling is a way in which data is transferred between two networks securely. CoUrTnEy
Reducing the temperature of a heat-wave.
for life
Your question isn't very clear; however, something Morale-sapping would be something that took the morale or "willingness" right out of you. For example: finding out that they were closing your business and you would shortly be out of a job would lower the morale of most all employees; therefore, it would be an example of a morale-sapping scenario.
Tiny bugs, worms, and little birds
No. Its the same as blood. You can give a pint and not be "hurt". You make more, so does the tree.
exhausting, tiring, fatiguing, wearying, draining, sapping, weakening, enfeebling, debilitating, incapacitating, prostrating
no fertilizer help produce high yields
Higher yields = increased income.
It will take around 4-6 years from seed, frM sapping it will take about 3 years.
A military engineer who specializes in sapping and other field fortification activities. In addition, A military engineer who lays, detects, and disarms mines.