Maize is ready for harvesting when the kernels are firm, plump, and have reached their mature color, typically a deep yellow. The husks will become dry and brown, and the silk at the top of the ear will turn brown and dry out. Additionally, you can perform a "dent test" by pressing a kernel with your fingernail; if it leaves a dent and the liquid inside is milky or starchy, the maize is ready for harvest. Harvesting is usually done when the moisture content of the kernels is around 20-25%.
Maize is typically harvested using specialized machinery known as combines. These machines efficiently cut the maize plants, separate the ears from the stalks, and shell the kernels from the cob. In smaller-scale farming, manual methods such as sickles or hand-held harvesters may also be used. Additionally, after harvesting, the maize is often further processed for storage or transportation.
lopping is the harvesting of ready trees.
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J. J. Van Wyk has written: 'Economic aspects of the harvesting and delivery of maize' -- subject(s): Corn, Cost, Harvesting
Harvesting doesn't grow, it's something you do when your garden vegetables or fruits are ready to be picked or pulled out of the ground.
When a coffee cherry is ripe and ready for harvesting, it tastes sweet and slightly tangy, with flavors resembling a mix of berries and citrus fruits.
It is when food is ready to be harvested or picked from a field or garden.
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Potatoes are ready for harvesting when the plants have flowered and the tops start to die back. You can also gently dig around the base of the plant to check the size of the potatoes. Once they reach a desirable size, they are ready to be harvested.
Rain provides essential water for maize crops to grow, but excessive rainfall can lead to flooding which can damage maize crops by causing waterlogging, nutrient leaching, and increased likelihood of diseases. Heavy rainfall and floods can also delay planting and harvesting, reducing maize yields and quality in South Africa. Farmers may have to adapt their planting schedules and drainage systems to mitigate the impacts of excessive rain and floods on maize production.
Came from the greek word "Ricial" which means green fields, or green fields ready for harvesting.
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