Word: harvests
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...badly. For the money you get on the black-market in Leipzig one bread, you get in the bizone four and you see yourself, where life grown bitter, though in the bizone are much more displace persons than in the Russain zone, because an enormous part of our harvest is brought to Russia. On the end I must yet once say, that all I wrote, is the only truth and you must not think that I hate the Russians and I write to you calumnious things...
Barnaby weeded and seeded for this spring's harvest last spring and this fall. Now, on the University's newly constructed Soldiers Field courts, his tending is bearing fruit. Vince Brandt, Ted Backe, Bill Wightman, Steve Pratt, Bud Ager, and Ted Bullard are the core of his growing attack, with Pratt still progressing...
...irrigation and increase crop yields by fertilization and better farming methods. He doesn't think much of the tropics, though modern methods can make tropical soils produce large amounts of food. He neglects the very real possibility of making food from waste cellulose and of increasing enormously the harvest...
Richard revealed that the NSA, working in cooperation with the British National Union of Students, has arranged for students from the United States to obtain vacation jobs at harvest camps in the British Isles and at the Olympic Games in London. Those accepted for either position will receive wages amounting to considerably more than the total cost of their room and board...
Fifty Americans will be hired for work in the various harvest camps, Richard said, and must be prepared to go anywhere in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland. He estimated that they will be able to earn enough to permit a two-week holiday in Britain after the summer's harvesting...