Sentence examples for farm administration from inspiring English sources

This is related to the low rate of adoption of new or improved technologies and practices in areas such as plantation management and farm administration.

The industry of mule breeding in Poitou has existed since at least the 18th century, when it was opposed by the government stud farm administration that was attempting to breed cavalry horses for French troops.

Approximately 120 persons (10 percent) have completed secondary education (mainly agriculture, economics and machinery) and this enables them to work in fish production, farm administration and machine maintenance on the fish farms.

The photographs bear an uncanny likeness to the famous Farm Security Administration photographs that Evans took of tenant-farmer families in Hale County, Alabama; in fact, they are those photographs.

Esther Bubley has one of the smallest bodies of work in the Farm Security Administration-Office of War Information collection.

"President Obama gets an A for tackling this problem from multiple angles," said Jahagirdar. "But in terms of addressing the biggest problem, the troubling overuse and misuse of antibiotics on large factory farms, the administration gets an incomplete".

The N.F.L. rejects the suggestion that it should farm out the administration of its program, including appeals and penalties, to an outside group.

His quiet personality appealed to voters he met, while Lovre suffered from a general unhappiness over Eisenhower administration farm policy.

These boys were studs at a Burmese breeding farm, where the administration deprived them of their own rooms and all belongings, even their identities.

Harassment of privately owned farms and chaotic administration of state-backed agricultural cooperatives hit food production, compelling extensive imports, which stacked up so fast thousands of tons rotted at the ports.

The evaluation result of 12 farms in Hongxinglong Administration tells that the overall water resource resilience situation needs to be worried.