Sentence examples for excellent farming from inspiring English sources

The original idea for a farming series had been put to the corporation after a farming advisory council meeting at which a spokesman from the Ministry of Agriculture had complained that, although the BBC was broadcasting excellent farming programmes to encourage people to get back to the land after the war, no one was listening to them.

With an abundance of good building-stone, timber, and stone-coal, surrounded by an excellent farming country, it must eventually become one of the most important towns.

This is excellent farm country, but these days agriculture is not an occupation that creates a broad middle class.

I'd recommend popping in to Westcombe Dairy which has an excellent farm shop and the Wild Beer Company on site too.

The Rangers became a powerhouse when the financially strapped owner Tom Hicks sold the team to a group headed by Ryan, who now runs an excellent farm system that ensures the team will be a contender for a long, long time.

After breakfast, I spent a good half-hour nosing around the excellent farm shop, stocking up on bottles of ale, but resisting the temptation to invest in a two-litre flagon.

Craggy footpaths and chugging water taxis take you to Nanou, a pebble beach with a tamarisk-shaded shack serving grilled just-caught fish, and Marathounta, where plucky goats will steal your leftovers at the excellent farm-to-table Taverna Marathounta (about €25 a head).

Coke's estate included 54 farms when he inherited it, with excellent farm output.

"I took this step based on our basic philosophy, which is that the long-term success of the franchise will be based on the players we develop through our excellent farm system". Raines, the 1986 National League batting champion with the Montreal Expos, said in a telephone interview from his home in Florida: "This is kind of hard to understand.

Through millennia of cultivation, however, the soil improved greatly, so that more than half of the land surface is excellent for farming.

The plentiful winter rainfall and mild summers of the Gippsland Plains make for excellent dairy farming; the production of veal and pork supplements the yields of milk and cheese.