Sentence examples for farming corporations from inspiring English sources

"What we've seen for the past few years," says Mick Sloyan, pork director of the industry body AHDB, the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, "is individual farms staying the same size but being taken over by farming corporations.

Meanwhile, the anonymous drudges at American farming corporations are exporting $135 billion worth of products every year and transforming the American Midwest.

As it stands, the structure of farm subsidies in this country ensures that Washington will continue giving billions of dollars to large, wealthy farming corporations whether or not that is good for consumers, the soil, the water or the health of rural communities.

The subsidies were first instituted to help family farms keep afloat when prices of certain crops got too low, but now smaller farms have largely been crowded out by larger farming corporations that control many levels of production.

The economy of the area in which Yazd is situated is dominated by agriculture that was modernized through the establishment of farm corporations and processing centres for agricultural products.

In addition to regular congressional oversight―the recent hearings were the first in over a decade―Congress should also consider new legislation that would make the FCS subject to Dodd-Frank, require FCS to increase lending to young, beginning and small farmers and ranchers and limit lending to non-farm corporations and non-farm activities.

Stationed as far north as Delaware State University, as far south as Florida A&M University and as far west as Langston University in Oklahoma, many of these schools are the bridge between small farm corporations and big opportunities with food distributors, restaurant, farmers markets, and other commercial enterprises.

The farm corporation, however, was able to slash its labour costs by cutting acreage and could cut costs further by using government subsidies to purchase machinery.

Pitchbook notes they include iD Ventures America (formerly known as Acer Technology Ventures), Japan's IT-Farm Corporation, and the Taiwanese ODM maker Wistron, formerly the manufacturing arm of Acer before getting spun out.

Hamilton hopes to take advantage of the trend that sees large corporations farming out the management of their data networks to service providers.

Beyond that, "Organic Monday" is a milestone in a long-running fight that takes in issues like the role of agriculture in pollution and the dominance of farming by corporations.