Sentence examples for farm exists from inspiring English sources
A working farm exists on the site, where students can work with a variety of animals and even raise turkeys for Thanksgiving dinner at local shelters.
The changes are immediately apparent to anyone who's seen the original — a player's farm exists in a more fully fleshed-out environment with hills and a town visible in the distance (Zynga is tinkering with the idea of making it a social hub down the line), a far cry from the underwhelming expanse of green that bounded farms in the original.
Milnrow's Distribution Network Operator for electricity is United Utilities; there are no power stations in the area, but a Wind farm exists on Scout Moor which consists of 26 turbines on the high moors between Rawtenstall and Rochdale, generating 65MW of electricity.
One of the first things Jim told me when I called him up for help (luckily Riley's Farm exists in a parallel universe where the Founding Fathers had access to cell phones and WiFi) was that "living like it's the 18th century is pretty much illegal in 2016".
"The discussion about 'Does this farm exist or not?' sort of forced a wry smile from me, because, actually, customers had no problem.
A high level of fragmentation of farms exists in many parts of Poland, which leads to inefficiency in farm management and a range of logistical problems.
The future of farming exists in cities, according to Cockrall-King.
Other viable types of farming exist, such as integrated farming where you blend organic with conventional practices or grass-fed livestock systems.
In addition to overlooking the sale of tiger wine, the Chinese government has fueled the market in tiger parts by letting such farms exist, critics say.
That practice is thought to be so widespread that the report says that all supposedly farmed python skin from Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia and Malaysia should be treated with caution as there is little proof that farms exist in these countries.
Questions about whether fake fur is a rebellion against cruelty and a means to prevent suffering, or a needless mimicry and accidental supporter of inhumane practices, are a tension that will remain so long as fur farms exist.
