Sentence examples similar to farm ideas from inspiring English sources

My choice of site for Britain's equivalent of the presidential farm idea would be London's Green Park, the triangular one that links Hyde Park and St James's.

"That granite mill down there is the perfect metaphor," said Kevin Donohue, president of a computer consulting firm on Main Street and a leading proponent of the high-tech server farm idea.

The woman knew of Parker's poultry farm idea and decided to invest $475,000 in Parker Poultry Farms.

The document from the African Smallholder Farmers Group will make the case for targeted support for marginalised groups, such as pastoralist communities, who rely on livestock for survival and risk losing out if world leaders put too much emphasis on bigger, commercial farming ideas and new technology to improve agriculture.

Green Feast's Director Evan Marks began his career in Africa, where his innovative farming ideas transformed the local communities, but ultimately he chose to take his skills and passion for the environment back to his home land of Orange County, which had suffered a drastic reduction of farms in his lifetime.

"We lived under this dry farming idea for centuries, and it's only during the last 50 or so years that we've changed.

But it's her board filled with elegant and classic farm house ideas that really reeled us in.

He hopes to retire to a farm, an idea his wife does not greet with enthusiasm.

Japan boasts of its own semiconductor factory-turned-lettuce farm, an idea that gained some traction after the Fukushima reactor meltdown in 2011 exposed the susceptibility of arable land to long term contamination.

In The Salt of the Earth, we see Salgado, along with his wife Lélia, divert their energy away from photography to try to reclaim the drought-stricken farm; the idea of a garden gradually evolved into a national park, with millions of replanted trees.

But as Congress and the administration decide how to spend $171 billion in the new 10-year farm bill, those ideas have come under fire by big agribusiness concerns.