Holly leads the team to achieve the delivery of Sue Ryder's corporate partnership with Morrisons and the growth and cultivation of its supporter base.
It has been understood not just as a good for the men or women involved but for the wider society around them, giving an example of trust, faithfulness and the mutual cultivation of a moral life.
This didn't feel like the careful cultivation of anonymity so beloved of hipster blog favourites, but more like one of the faceless dance artists of the 90s.
In contrast, in Europe there is only one GM crop approved for commercial cultivation, a Bt-insect-resistant maize.
Under a 1908 law local authorities must seek a plot of land for cultivation if six or more people petition for one.
That is fine for farmers paid to grow less, as well as for the JA, but a lousy deal for consumers.Rice cultivation has the highest concentration of part-timers.
Mr Mahathir's cultivation of Perkasa should increase Malay support for UMNO, which could be crucial.
Rather than withholding aid, they argue, better for Westerners to support grassroots organisations which agitate for change.Left to their own devicesWell-known international human-rights groups devote as much attention to the quiet cultivation of links with local activists as they do to public denunciations of laws they disagree with.
It sits in an agricultural area that is hot, wet and green, where fertile soil permits the cultivation of sugarcane, oranges, coffee, and the raising of cattle.
Back when land was at the centre of the discipline his observations led him to the idea of a rent: an unearned windfall accruing to the owner of a scarce resource.Strained food supply would raise food prices, he reasoned, which would encourage landowners to bring ever more land under cultivation.
Ideally, commercial cultivation of thirsty sugar-cane and paddy should also be shifted eastwards, to the poor and sodden parts of Bihar and West Bengal.
