Sentence examples for farm matters from inspiring English sources

Charlie's family may lose their beloved farm; matters only worsen when Charlie accidentally buys a racehorse.

Mrs. Moltke's letters to Count Moltke in prison concerned farm matters, like the wisdom of keeping a pair of ducks.

She tried to arouse her husband's jealousy by having a government farm agent visit her often to advise her on farm matters.

In an interview, Mr. Wood, the agency chairman, said, "it may be" that the agency should have given the wind farm matter a closer review.

The poet's father called his diary a "log", as if he were always at sea, and his son expanded his terse comments on day-to-day farming matters in a charged and poetic idiom which is still grounded, full of humour and practicality.

Irish Farmers' Association President John Bryan said the turnout sent a clear message to Europe and the government that farming matters.

Instead, it argues on technical grounds that the proposed initiative concerns subjects that are not "mutually dependent," as required by state law, and holds that farming matters and the sale of certain products in Massachusetts are unrelated.

Although the state is called "America's dairyland", farms matter less than factories.

When it comes to salmon, the questions of organic versus conventional and wild versus farmed matter less than whether the fish is frozen or fresh.

So are the Giants, who showed that creativity and a fertile farm system matter more than how many veterans you sign to long-term deals.

But the town has not abandoned its agrarian spirit, and in late July it made a bold statement that farming still matters.