The phrase "actively farming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is currently engaged in the practice of farming or agriculture.
Example: "The community is focused on supporting those who are actively farming to ensure local food production."
Alternatives: "currently farming" or "engaged in farming".
The EU's Agriculture Commissioner has called for a cap of about £250,000 for each farmer and measures to ensure that they are actively farming their land.
You could buy land, acquire land through an agreement with your parents or grandparents to inherit land (if you have family members that are actively farming and looking to retire), rent some land, or have a cow-lease agreement with another producer to start raising your cows with once you do acquire some land.
The 400-acre property, called Boggy Meadow, has been in the Cabot family since 1822 and actively farmed ever since.
Also unlike Zimbabwe, or South Africa for that matter, Zambia has good land in abundance: about 60percentt of the countryside is arable, but less than 10percentt is actively farmed.
Of the 6,800 commercial farms in the hands of some 4,500 white farmers at independence, about 300 are still owned and actively farmed by them, with a few hundred more still in white hands but left unproductive while their ownership is under threat.Particularly wretched is the plight of black workers on the former white-run farms.
There were about 1.4 billion hectares of actively farmed, arable cropland worldwide in 2014 [44].
In this study, we carried out an observational study on denitrification potential (DP) and capacity (DC) in three actively farmed crop fields that were converted from forested wetlands (i.e., prior converted croplands).
As of 2012, the fields were noted to be actively farmed and there were no established trails for hiking.
Land use records show that two fields on the farm were once leased and used by Mortimer Gelston, but the fields surrounding or on the Brainard Homestead State Park continue to be actively farmed.
Since at least the mid-1990s, the aronia has also been actively farmed in the U.S. Tastes and uses: The fruit, which grows on a bush in clusters, owes its nickname — the chokeberry — to its extraordinarily tart taste.
Among these pet owners, 105 persons also actively farmed or gardened.
