Harvestable

The burning method can be used to remove flammable brush or to nurture the growth of harvestable flora.

The fruit of the All-America Selection winner, harvestable in fall, weighs 1-2 pounds apiece.

So that’s only forty years from a catastrophic event back to a harvestable forest.

This tropical variety is known for its sweet taste and its rapid growth rate, being harvestable just 30 days after planting.

The use of the chemical to kill trees considered non-harvestable by forestry companies has come under increased scrutiny as new research indicates it is having a negative impact on wildlife, and the ability to stave off forest fires.

The program semi-retires environmentally sensitive areas of a field from annual crop acres to permanent harvestable forage acres.

The co-cultured species are typically more than just biofilters ; they are harvestable crops of commercial value.

There was a 28% increase from the amount of potentially harvestable coca plants which were grown in Colombia in 1998.