Sentence examples for Rare heritage from inspiring English sources

This past spring, the Whites acquired eight Kerry cattle, a rare heritage breed.

While rare heritage breeds can and should be distributed more widely, many greenmarket fruits and vegetables are best kept (and sold) close to home and in their season.

Located on a 45-acre estate in Newport, SVF is the only organization in the country dedicated to conserving rare heritage livestock breeds by freezing their semen and embryos, a technique called cryopreservation.

Johnny's Selected Seeds, which grows and preserves rare heritage seeds, is one of the few sources for it.

The camp's hub is the Flying Pigs Farm, whose rare heritage-breed pork is often featured at restaurants like Gramercy Tavern and Il Buco.

Rare-heritage chicken breeds like mop-topped Golden Polish, feather-footed Sultans and Cuckoo Marans with their cocoa-brown eggs are the flashiest evidence of the diversified farming project at Millstone Farm (Page 60).

Respondents tended to value impacts on flora and fauna more highly than impacts to the visual landscape or to the area's rare geological heritage.

Prime cuts of delicious free-range, organic, rare breed, heritage beef, grass-fed, Eton-educated, humanely slaughtered, dry-aged and hand-ground by fairies...?" "You get what you pay for," wrote Felicity Lawrence in the Guardian.

When no corner of the world has been left unexplored, and imports come with the stigma of food miles, native rare breeds and heritage fruit and vegetables have become the new exotica.

QUAY Peter Gilmore's innovative nature-centric dishes-organic farmers raise rare vegetables and heritage meats specifically for him made him famous (replicating his “snow egg” dessert was a challenge on Australia's equivalent of Top Chef), but the terrific harbor views don't hurt the restaurant's enduring popularity, either.

Breeds that are more popular are going to be cheaper, generally, than those that are rarer or considered heritage breeds.