Sentence examples for aspects of farming from inspiring English sources

In its very first edition the Encyclopædia Britannica included lengthy articles containing detailed instructions on such topics as surgery, bookkeeping, and many aspects of farming.

A monthly children's program, which goes on all winter, focuses on different aspects of farming, from honey production to egg laying.

Explain that one group will be creating a timeline comparing and contrasting the early agriculture of the Near East and Africa, while the remainder of the groups will be collecting information to create handouts on various aspects of farming as they relate to the article, "African Pastoral: Archaeologists Rewrite the Story of Farming".

This paper presents a fine-grained approach for examining the behavioural intentions of farmers within a catchment with regards to the moral consideration of specific ecological aspects of farming, such as the preservation of birdlife.

?I am especially interested in the role of women in agriculture for my research?, she says, explaining that she would like to find out whether women show a higher sensitivity than men towards social and environmental aspects of farming practices, for example.

(7) Zanau Hassan Maikasuwa is a seasoned farmer and founder of Farmfields Agro-Allied Services, which supports local farmers and agricultural investors dealing with all aspects of farming - animals and crops.

Agricultural robots, or agrobots, have been increasingly adopted in every aspect of farming from surveillance to fruit harvesting in order to improve the overall productivity over the last few decades.

Novelist Hamlin Garland, meanwhile, emphasized negative aspects of farm and small-town life in his works.

"2 Farm Acres Lost Each Minute, Study Says" (news article, Oct. 4) does not mention one of the most crucial environmental aspects of farm loss.

In its effort to make broad changes in most aspects of farm policy, Mr. Lugar's bill would also increase money for conservation, remove obstacles to international trade agreements and double the amount of new spending for nutrition and food stamps.

I was also struck repeatedly by the kids' nonchalance in the face of the rather unpleasant cleanup aspects of farm work; I challenge city kids to go and not giggle.