Sentence examples for farming dates from inspiring English sources

Although the first evidence of farming dates from about 500 bce, some southern groups remained hunters, fishers, and gatherers until their extinction.

The decline in farming dates primarily to the mid-1980s, when the government encouraged urbanization, and it worsened under a trade embargo during political turmoil in the 1990s.

While cultivating her farm, Smith became an autodidact, conforming to a strict regimen of Internet and textbook consumption to learn the tenets of farming dates.

Even if your town is known for farming dates -- which does indeed happen in the Middle East -- you still shouldn't let a black-bearded ethnic caricature dance around the sidelines at your high school football games while surrounded by belly dancers.

The farm dates to 1672, when John Thompson, the family patriarch, settled in Setauket.

Hacklebarney has been pressing cider since 1975, though the farm dates to the 1850s, when Ms. Jacobson's forebears built it.

INDOORS: The two-story clapboard house, once the homestead for a saltwater farm, dates to 1820 and was added onto over the years.

Tice Farms dates to 1808 and over time became surrounded by wealthy suburbs, edged by the parkway and squeezed by office buildings along Chestnut Ridge Road, Woodcliff Lake's main commercial avenue.

Steve Clarke, a 55-year-old apple grower whose family farm dates to 1817, knows the global economics of apple production as well as anyone, but he is now focused on his own finances.

Up until twenty years ago the Leete family, whose first Branford farm dates to 1639, produced 1100 bales of salt hay a season, which sells for $12 a bale.

Next to it is a plastic bag bulging with red dirt-encrusted bone fragments from a nearby farm, dated 6/11/07.