Sentence examples for farm organisation from inspiring English sources

Mr Ganske voted against it in the House (hoping for more).For the first time, Mr Harkin has won the endorsement of the state's largest farm organisation, the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.

A survey of land utilization, farm organisation finance and marketing.

In the Fall of 1995, ninety farm organisation representatives took part in a workshop on development communication where they developed an Internet based computer communication system.

Outside the Government were the permanent, strongly-organised lobbies, especially the alliance of industrial leaders and farm organisations under the name of the "Committee for the Nation".

This would strike out many environmental challenges and also stymie several planned challenges by farm organisations to federal approval of the controversial $1.2bn Shenhua Watermark coalmine – prompting deep concerns in farm groups.

Angry farm organisations have learned they will be caught by changes to federal environmental laws aimed at stopping "environmental saboteurs" using the courts to delay big projects, but agriculture minister Barnaby Joyce says some individual farmers may not.

The clarification horrified farm groups because many farm organisations will also be denied standing to challenge federal environmental approvals in the court and this could stymie several planned challenges to federal approval of the controversial $1.2bn Shenhua Watermark coalmine on the fertile Liverpool Plains in NSW.

Peter Melchett is policy director of the Soil Association, a UK organic food and farming organisation.

The Dutch farming organisation LTO said several million hens in the Netherlands may need to be culled at 150 companies; 300,000 had already been killed.

The NFU, the UK's largest farming organisation, attracting a record 1,400 delegates to this year's conference, has not taken a public stance on whether the UK should vote to stay in or leave the EU in June's referendum.

And a year-round supply of "Wwoofers" – young volunteers, many of them from overseas, recruited through the World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms organisation, who in exchange for food and accommodation stay for a month to look after the orchards, the chickens and the big herb gardens as well as helping out on the farm, the kitchen or wherever they are needed.