Assertion: beet | /r/HasProperty | harvested
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: between 1
type: TEMPORAL
value: as soon as they are
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: If your beets are ready to be harvested, but they are coming out of the ground really small the reason is probably that they were planted too close together.
text: Harvesting: Beets have the best taste and tenderness when they are harvested between 1" and 3" in diameter.
text: Beets can be harvested when they have reached the desired size, but approximately 65 days after planting beets will be the familiar 1.5 - 2 inches (depending on variety) that most gardeners want for cooking and preserving.
text: Beets can be harvested whenever they grow to the desired size.
text: Beets can be harvested when they have reached the desired size, but approximately 65 days after planting beets will be the familiar 1.5 - 2 inches (depending on variety) that most gardeners want for cooking and preserving.
text: Beets are usually harvested and topped by custom-built machines which may be tractor pulled or self propelled.
text: Beets are usually harvested when root size distribution approaches 25% grade 1, 60% grade 2 and 15% grade 3 paid weight, with about 1% culls.
text: Beets intended for processing are harvested as needed into self-unloading trucks or bulk truck bodies or trailers for immediate transport and processing.
text: Beets can be harvested when they have reached the desired size, but approximately 65 days after planting beets will be the familiar 1.5 - 2 inches (depending on variety) that most gardeners want for cooking and preserving.
text: Beets can also be harvested and stored indoors for a month or more.
text: Beets can be harvested when they have reached the desired size, but approximately 65 days after planting beets will be the familiar 1.5 - 2 inches (depending on variety) that most gardeners want for cooking and preserving.
text: Harvesting: Beets have the best taste and tenderness when they are harvested between 1" and 3" in diameter.
text: Beets can be harvested when they have reached the desired size, but approximately 65 days after planting beets will be the familiar 1.5 - 2 inches (depending on variety) that most gardeners want for cooking and preserving.
text: In the fall, beets had to be harvested, loaded into wagons, and transported to beet dumps for transfer to rail cars.
text: Beets can be harvested when they have reached the desired size, but approximately 65 days after planting beets will be the familiar 1.5 - 2 inches (depending on variety) that most gardeners want for cooking and preserving.
text: Beets can be harvested as soon as the roots begin to size.
text: Beets are fairly frost tolerant, and fall plantings can be stored in the ground over winter if well mulched, but they should be harvested before the soil starts to warm up, usually around mid-February.
text: Beets are biennial, which means they grow the first season when they are generally harvested, and if left in the ground over the winter, will send up a flower stalk that produces seeds the following year.
text: Therefore, it most likely was the leaves of beets that were harvested and used as a pot herb.
text: Beets can be harvested as soon as they are large enough to eat which is when they reach an inch or more in diameter.
text: Beets grow beneath the ground and are covered in dirt when they are harvested so they need to be cleaned.
text: Beets may be harvested when the roots are 1 inch in diameter.
text: Beets can begin to be harvested when they get to the size of a golf ball.
text: Beets can be harvested when they have reached the desired size, but approximately 65 days after planting beets will be the familiar 1.5 - 2 inches (depending on variety) that most gardeners want for cooking and preserving.
text: When the leaves are approximately 2 inches long, they can be harvested.
text: Harvesting: Beets have the best taste and tenderness when they are harvested between 1" and 3" in diameter.
text: Beets are treated with a chemical defoliant to kill the top leaves before they are harvested.