On the moonless nights that elephants prefer, farmers set small fires around their fields.
In the countryside, farmers set up impromptu stands along the roads with gorgeous fresh favas, green beans, strawberries and artichokes.
Farmers set up stalls at one end of the clearing and sold their tomatoes, onions, and spinach.
IDU emphasise that this isn't an eviction sob story; the farmers set up the Caiwuwei Village Company to ensure they profited from the development of their land.
In Bordeaux, for instance, farmers set fire to piles of tires on train tracks, leading to havoc with train schedules in the area.
On Saturday mornings from 8 to noon through September, local farmers set up a market at the south end of Spring Street.
Some officials argued that tapping the fund for the farmers set a bad precedent, since most had arguably never contemplated suing and might not have won if they had.
A great example of a festival that has something for everyone is the Lambeth Country Fair in Brixton, where I used to live; farmers set up stalls next to jerk-chicken vendors.
For example, in the Munyati-Sebakwe ICA, farmers set quotas for high-value species like sable and waterbuck that were still building up after the livestock era but did not waste their time regulating ubiquitous or territorial animals like impala and kudu.
Inland, Giesteira, derived from the old village of Giesteira that, with Argivai, formed the main nucleus of the settlement before the 14th century, and whose lavradores (farmers) set up "Póvoa" in the coast.
