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minimal mechanization,
harvesting is the most labor-intensive
activity of the
growing season. On
large mechanized farms,
harvesting uses farm machinery,...
- also be
collected with nets or
other tools.
Rainwater harvesting differs from
stormwater harvesting as the
runoff is
typically collected from
roofs and...
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Energy harvesting (EH) – also
known as
power harvesting,
energy scavenging, or
ambient power – is the
process by
which energy is
derived from external...
- CCC/
Harvest, a CA
software product Email-address
harvesting,
obtaining lists of e-mail
addresses for
purposes usually grouped as spam
Energy harvesting,...
- recipients, to
carry out such
quantities of
organ harvesting.
Reports on
systematic organ harvesting from
Falun Gong
prisoners first emerged in 2006, though...
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harvesting or use of
email addresses.[original research?] In Australia, the
creation or use of email-address
harvesting programs (address
harvesting software)...
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Harvesting the
Heart is the
second novel by the
American author Jodi Picoult. The
novel was
published in 1993 by Viking. The book has
three parts: Conception...
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promote carbon sequestration. 2.
Selective Harvesting:
Selective logging, also
known as
selective harvesting or low-impact logging,
involves the careful...
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invasive technique is
known as
endoscopic vessel harvesting (EVH),
often described as
endoscopic vein
harvesting when a
saphenous vein is used. This type of...
- Look up
harvest mouse in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Harvest mouse may
refer to
members of two
groups of rodents:
Micromys from
Eurasia particularly...