Sentence examples for farm leading from inspiring English sources

In 2012, Anuak rebels killed workers at a prominent rice farm, leading to reprisals by security forces.

Late last year, the disease was found in an old dairy cow from a Washington State farm, leading to a widespread ban on exports of American beef and costing the cattle industry hundreds of millions of dollars.

Soon after, Scottish police found marijuana plants growing on his farm, leading to his 1973 conviction for illegal cultivation and a £100 fine.

There is by no means a universally accepted definition of public airspace, either; a 1946 Supreme Court ruling held that planes flying less than 100 feet above a farm (leading the chickens to fly suicidally into walls in their panic) were not trespassing.

Higher returns would suck money into farming, leading to higher yields, bigger harvests and stable or falling food prices.

Less land is being farmed, leading to a decrease in the volume of game; this is the worst year for gray partridge in 30 years.

One cause for the decline of starlings, he said, might be changes in farming leading to a shortage of leatherjackets, the food of these birds' chicks.

For example, Dr. Chomel said, the corn mouse that carries the virus that causes Argentine hemorrhagic fever has spread its range with changes in farming, leading to outbreaks of the bleeding disease.

Emissions from farms with a stock of ruminant animals are particularly high due to CH4 emissions from enteric fermentation and manure handling, and due to the intensive nitrogen (N) cycle on such farms leading to direct and indirect N2O emissions.

Despite increased state support there are still few AD plants on UK farms leading to a lack of normative data on viability of AD in the whole-farm context.

A variety of antibiotics were applied at both farms leading to antibiotics excretion of several hundred grams per farm per day.