Sentence examples for farmer development from inspiring English sources

The New Farmer Development Project was created to unite experienced farmers with underused land.

Sainsbury's has invested £30 million in "farmer development groups" since 2006, generating a saving to farmers of over £10 million.

A few of the programs, including Youth Markets, new farmer development, Health Bucks (with the food stamp program) and other interagency cooperative efforts, demonstrate steady advancement in providing farm fresh food to urban New Yorkers while supporting educational goals and food system development.

Under Programme 2.1.4 Agricultural Support Systems, AGS will provide policy advice for design of small farmer development programmes, and for improving rural women and men's access to resources.

Design of web pages and Internet access can be a bridge between rural and urban people in terms of marketing of agricultural inputs and outputs, supplying extension services for farmers, development of human resources, advertisement of natural, historical and cultural values, etc.

The act would also support research and planning for the future of farming through grant funding under a beginning new-farmer development program.

The auction and events will raise money for a new farmer-development project for GrowNYC, which supports the Greenmarket program, and for the Sylvia Center at Katchkie Farm, which works with children.

A Benefit for Farmers A cocktail party sponsored by the Greenmarkets to benefit the new farmer-development project for immigrant farmers who suffered damage from Tropical Storm Irene will be held on Monday from 6 to 9 p.m. at Sueños, 311 West 17th Street, with Mexican dishes by chefs using ingredients raised by the farmers, as well as drinks; $80.12: nfdp.eventbrite.com.com

But when a farmer sells development rights to the government or to preservationists, there are no restrictions on who can later buy the land, Mr. Gergela said.

Recently, farmer groups, development relief programs, and government food security agencies have shown interest in PICS bags for large-scale use.

All that remains of Mr. McGreevey's legislative agenda are a noncontroversial proposal to help farmers sell development rights, giving the developer who pays for them a bigger project somewhere else, and possibly one allowing towns to charge developers additional fees.