English to Maori Meaning of havana - Havana

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Definitions of havana in English
Noun(1) the capital and largest city of Cuba; located in western Cuba; one of the oldest cities in the Americas
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(1) Straw or haulm from treated crops must not be used as animal feed (or bedding) for at least 4 days after last application.(2) Before harvesting haulm is pulled, cut or killed using chemicals. In general haulm destruction takes place 10-15 days before harvest.(3) potato haulm(4) potato haulm(5) Sulphuric acid is widely used to wither the leafy foliage, or haulm , on potatoes before harvesting.(6) Blight is a terribly cruel fungal attack which leaves the potato haulms in shreds just as though a herd of locusts had ravaged the whole crop and, yes, it can literally happen that fast.(7) As the haulms grew they were top dressed with the same compost as before and supported by canes and string.(8) I saw a neat vegetable patch the other day, with the onion haulms all pushed over, straightened and laid in the same direction to allow the sun to get at the tops.(9) Blighted potato haulms can be cut off and burnt, or placed in the rubbish.(10) In reality organic potato producers frequently have to remove potato haulms early because of foliage blight.
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