Sentence examples for farming experts from inspiring English sources

That leaves farm incomes depressed despite the heavy protection they receive and drives younger generations from farming, experts say.

But farming experts told the Guardian they were in favour of a cull, which they said would be tightly controlled.

Food and farming experts attribute the sweet potato's escape from the limited culinary prison of the Thanksgiving table to nutritional and cultural shifts.

This fundamental shift alarms some farming experts, who point out that the public research system trained thousands of farmers over the decades and vastly improved farm output both in the United States and overseas.

In 1955, Mr. Levine accompanied a group of American farming experts to the Soviet Union, a highly unusual event in the cold war, and he subsequently became the first American television reporter accredited there.

A cartel of farming experts, the manufacturers of agrochemicals and, latterly, Euro-bureaucrats overseeing the Common Agricultural Policy put in place a process of simplification that devastated large swaths of our countryside.

A cane farmer from Ecuador turned salad chef, a Peruvian agriculture teacher turned crossing guard, and an organic farming expert and a livestock veterinarian from Colombia, both of whom fled the civil war this year and are now construction workers.

Ewes take their lambs with them to the mountains each spring and pass on these skills, and if the cycle is broken, the herd cannot simply be replaced with less hardy lowland breeds, according to Martin Lewes, a farming expert at the local Radio Cumbria.

A leading farming expert even warned that the days of rice may be over for the Mekong Delta, with huge implications for food security and national income.

The gig: Craig McNamara is a sustainable farming expert, organic walnut farmer in the Sacramento Valley town of Winters, founder of the nonprofit Center for Land-Based Leanding and the California Farm Academy, and president of the state Board of Food and Agriculture, which advises state officials on farming policies.

"I usually don't have to say anything before someone asks me why I'm not eating the meat," said Shapiro, factory farming expert for the Humane Society of the United States, who helped lead the group's successful campaign to pass Proposition 2, which outlaws tiny cages for egg-laying hens.