Sentence examples for farm engaged from inspiring English sources

Matthew Deady spent the next four years working for his father on the family farm, engaged in manual labor, while also reading extensively in his spare time.

The farms engaged with seasonal changes to have a positive environmental impact, creating a new ecological system rich with vegetables and waterbirds.

Up to the time of independence, in 1991, there were collective farms (engaged mainly in the cultivation of grain crops and mixed farming) and state farms (usually specializing in the cultivation and processing of a particular crop).

Conversely, collective farms (engaged mainly in cultivation of grain crops and mixed farming) and state farms (usually specializing in the cultivation and processing of a particular crop) began to diminish in importance.

The Asian financial crisis had driven down prices for live crocodiles by as much as 75percentt, as the Thai farms engaged in panic selling when their bankers called in loans.

A longitudinal study of three Norwegian farms engaged in on-farm diversification was undertaken through farm visits and in-depth interviews.

Given the existing literature on social farming, it seems important to deepen the knowledge on the performance of farms engaged in this multifunctional strategy.

The question of how much farmers should receive in subsidies in order to keep farms engaged in conservation activities is highly topical.

The results of the research are presented here in order to contribute towards debates on the socioeconomic benefits of social farming, in particular on farms engaged in this multifunctional strategy.

For this reason and assuming that firm performance is directly and indirectly influenced by the structural variables of firms themselves and by their relations within the environment in which they are embedded (see, among others, Coda 1995), the research is aimed at exploring how these variables (structure and relations) may affect the results of farms engaged in social farming.

The latter is due to the increased productivity of farms, engaging in global market competition [18] meanwhile causing considerable adverse environmental effects, such as soil acidification [19].