"farming and processing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a sentence whenever you want to describe two related activities that are being carried out. Example: Our family business focuses on farming and processing high-quality organic vegetables.
(Farming and processing in New Zealand is much less energy intensive).
Most importantly, improvements in pork farming and processing practices have virtually eliminated Trichinella contamination in commercially produced pork in developed countries.
Federal and state officials are in the middle of a review of lettuce farming and processing in the Salinas Valley of California, where Natural Selection Foods and other growers are located.
His only mention of the hyper-industrialized farming and processing that have made the potato a consumer staple comes in the context of its expansion into modern China (where potato consumption increased more than 40percentt from 2002 to 2007, in large part because of a new national frenzy for Kentucky Fried Chicken and McDonald's).
The salmon farming and processing cluster in Southern Chile.
A modelling approach for strategic design of ethanol production systems combining lifecycle analysis (LCA) and supply chain optimisation (SCO) can significantly contribute to assess their economic and environmental sustainability and to guide decision makers towards a more conscious implementation of ad hoc farming and processing practices.
Consolidation into larger farms and processing centers became the norm, and local food processing faded.
Mexico and Russia are the largest importers of poultry from East Texas, where the industry is clustered around farms and processing plants east of Interstate 35.
Mr. Nafie works at a goat and sheep farm and processing plant that was raided last month by F.B.I. agents investigating the plant's owner, Tahawwur Hussain Rana, on federal terrorism charges.
Although China, the world's biggest market for pork, has begun introducing bigger farms and processing facilities, the country is still dominated by family-style farms and logistical bottlenecks that raise the cost of producing pork and other meat products.
In New York's latest attempt to promote the purchase of locally grown food, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg signed into law on Wednesday a bill urging city agencies to buy more often from the state's farms and processing facilities.
