| In the spring, his crew will be back on the fairways aerating, top dressing and fertilizing. |
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| Can evolution explain the earthworm's activities of loosening, stirring up and aerating the soil to make it more fertile? |
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| You can reduce this ground compaction and add air to the soil by aerating your entire lawn. |
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| The process involves steeping and aerating the barley, allowing it to germinate, and drying and curing the malt. |
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| Do not overbeat, as this type of cake does not need as much aerating as light cakes. |
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| Removing cattle from the dugout and aerating dugouts also pays indirect benefits to producers. |
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| Fountains play at either end of the main pool, aerating the water. |
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| The dough mother is molded then again during an operation called stickup, which consists in softening it and in aerating it. |
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| Buy an aerating head for your shower, thus reducing water use by mixing air with the water. |
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| Slim trousers appeared to have been constructed of a kind of mesh, the tiny holes aerating the physique. |
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| Mineral water is produced artificially by adding salts to distilled water or aerating it with carbon dioxide. |
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| Talk story about Dr. Peter Schlumbohm's Fahrenheitor Minnehaha, an envention for aerating liquids, cocktails, milk, water, etc. |
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| In fact, they help themselves in this area by aerating their bedding by their movement through it. |
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| When aerating canola, the council states that natural air drying can work if it's warm. |
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| Homogenisation is achieved by aerating the silo for approximately two hours. |
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| As well, there will be critical practical and cost limitations to aerating an area of this magnitude via conventional techniques. |
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| Compressed air used within the test facility for aerating water must be free of oil and fumes. |
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| When aerating to reduce compaction, the soil must be moist enough to enable plugs to be completely removed. |
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| And I have come to suspect that all my efforts are acting as a bracing tonic to the weeds, bucking them up nicely, and aerating the soil for their growing pleasure. |
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| Oxygen is of course central to preserving life, and by adding liquid oxygen to the water in fish farms you are aerating the environment to ensure that your valuable fish stock thrives. |
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| The worms, insects and other organisms living in a compost pile play a major role in mixing, aerating and tearing apart the contents of the processing chamber. |
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| The Triangle Aeration Duct is a high-strength product for aerating grain in a hopper bin or other storage structure. |
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| If you wish to introduce fish to the aquarium with fresh tap water in a very short period of time, we recommend using ANTYCHLOR, strongly aerating the water and adjusting temperature to the needs of given species. |
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| When treating large quantities, the centre can resort to accelerated composting by periodically turning and aerating the compost heaps with the use of heavy machinery. |
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| Low flow taps, or the more popular aerating taps, can be installed where a constant flow of water is needed, for example, in the bathroom and kitchen sinks. |
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| Earthworms pass both soil and organic matter through their guts, in the process aerating the soil, breaking up the litter of organic material on its surface, and moving material vertically from the surface to the subsoil. |
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| A more likely scenario would involve aerating select portions of sediment with the highest concentration of nutrients and high anoxic conditions during the summer months. |
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| The cypress knees area, technically called pneumatophores, are really upright growths from the roots, said to help support the trees while aerating the underwater root system. |
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