1. Green manures are crops that are generally sown after the main crop has been harvested.

2. Rye has many advantages as a winter - sown crop.

3. Twelve spring-sown oilseed rape crops, 12 forage maize crops and 24 beet crops have been harvested.Sentencedict.com

4. Each grain crop is sown before the previous one is harvested by broadcasting the seed among the standing crop.

5. 16 The first is under a spring-sown crop of dredge corn, usually in April.

6. A Seed Was Sown

7. We reap as we have sown.

8. We've sown that field with wheat.

9. How a Seed of Truth Was Sown

10. The first crop was sown in February 16 on 100 acres, but a proclamation banned tobacco growing on 30 December.

11. The grass was sown in the stadium.

12. They have sown and reaped much pain.

13. What is sown is reaped (7, 8)

14. He was reaping the harvest he had sown.

15. In 1985 cereals covered 80.6 percent of sown areas, fodder crops 17.7 percent, potatoes 1.3 percent, and vegetables 0.4 percent.

16. I have sown the millet in this plot.

17. And his seed* is sown by many waters.

18. However, the seeds of truth had been sown.

19. The fields around had been sown with wheat.

20. Yesterday the field opposite was sown with maize.

21. You must reap what you have sown. 

22. These fields used to be sown with oats.

23. Seeds of these plants are sown in moist sand.

24. It is sown as quickly as possible after the removal of a grain crop at the rate of 20–22 kg/ha.

25. The seeds may be sown outdoors in the spring.

26. He has sown coffee on part of his acreage.

27. 5 Yesterday the field opposite was sown with maize.

28. The seed being sown is “the word of God.”

29. They will flower one year after they are sown.

30. 1 I have sown the millet in this plot.

31. Columbine may be grown from seed sown early indoors and transplanted outside after frost, or sown directly in the garden, or grown from potted plants.

32. Are the seeds of criminal behaviour sown early in life?

33. What has resulted from the seed sown by the optician?

34. 13 They have sown wheat, but they have reaped thorns.

35. What is sown is perishable, what is raised is imperishable.

36. She has sown hatred and hypocrisy and will reap destruction.

37. The sad results are a reaping of what has been sown.

38. But even before Edward's time, seeds of dissension had been sown.

39. ' sorry,'says the head lumberjack and sown, " you're just too small. "

40. Fine seed is sown: Jesus’ disciples are anointed with holy spirit

41. 9 However, what about the Kingdom seed sown in good soil?

42. The seeds will sprout in 3 days after they are sown.

43. Achillea may be grown from seed sown early indoors and transplanted outside after frost, or sown directly in the garden in summer, or grown from potted plants

44. It is sown in corruption, it is raised up in incorruption.”

45. 18 There are still others that are sown among the thorns.

46. There is no scope for expansion in the net sown area .

47. And a man reaps what he has sown with his words.

48. 3 In one of his illustrations, Jesus mentioned seed sown among thorns.

49. When they reap what they have sown, they cry out, “Why me?”

50. Once the softened soil was plowed, wheat and barley could be sown.

51. How are many who lead unclean lives ‘reaping what they have sown’?

52. The seeds of friendship were sown early, and they remained lifelong companions.

53. Although sown acreage expanded dramatically between 1960 and 1980, output and crop yields remained stagnant and, in some cases, fell because of natural disasters and poor management.

54. The seeds of friendship were sown early,(Sentencedict.com) and they remained lifelong companions.

55. Why was the seed sown in good soil able to produce good fruit?

56. The seeds of disunity were sown even before missionaries set sail for Africa.

57. The seeds of his sin were evidently sown over a period of time.

58. Crop production initially concentrated on raising cereals; in 1941 cereals covered 95.1 percent of sown areas, while 3.4 percent was devoted to potatoes and 1.5 percent to vegetables.

59. Collards can be started from transplants or from seeds sown directly in the garden

60. Brazenly indisposing - miniatures decarbonating chorographic tranquilly Buccinatory detribalize Alfonse, stupefying stinking self-sown amoralism

61. And in his mind there was firmly sown, A lovely and a wondrous dream.

62. How terribly ill he looks, but he's only reaping as he has sown in youth.

63. The seeds that had been sown were almost completely washed away by a sudden downpour.

64. The state sector accounted for 80.6 percent of sown areas, and cooperatives, for 19.4 percent.

65. What prevented the “seed” sown in the first three types of soil from producing fruitage?

66. Peas may still be sown, and French beans also, as may cabbage and Colewort seed

67. What is being done to reduce the risk of trauma in lands sown with mines?

68. (a) that have been sown and for which all normal cultivation work has been completed;

69. I respect those who have fallen bravely, but they have reaped what they have sown....

70. Synonyms for Bestrewn include scattered, strewn, strewed, sprinkled, peppered, sown, sprayed, dotted, spotted and spread

71. The seeds of the future financial city were sown with the first large scale bank.

72. Creativity is like a journey, we are experiencing sown, burgeon and land on wonderful destination.

73. Apparently, he had sown his wild oats with a girl while driving her car in Romania.

74. In order for the body of a plant to develop, the sown grain must die.

75. “It is sown a physical body, it is raised up a spiritual body,” wrote Paul.

76. The Franco - Prussian war had sown seeds of enmity which were eventually to bear fruit.

77. When Mongolia began to report statistics on arable land in 1960, there were 532,000 hectares of arable land, and sown crops covered 265,000 hectares of the 477,000 hectares of plow land.

78. Propagation of Buckbrush: Seed - best sown as soon as it is ripe in a cold frame

79. In this sense farmers today are in danger of reaping the whirlwind sown by their forefathers.

80. We are reaping what we have sown with a steadily more illiterate society immersed in trivia.