Sentence examples for farming faces from inspiring English sources

Conventional farming faces unprecedented pressures and challenges related to climate change, resources constraints, and food security.

Companies engaged in factory farming face many risks that could affect their future profits, suggests the campaign group ShareAction.

Children working in tobacco farming face other serious risks as well, Human Rights Watch said.

This updated adaptation of the Joseph Conrad novel, set in the present day, follows an entrepreneurial French expatriate (Stanislas Merhar) in a Southeast Asian delta village whose ramshackle farm faces ruin.

A certain amount of cuteness is welcome, as when the newborn Wilbur (a sweet pink puppet that lives on the arm of Garrett Neergaard), the runt in a new litter of piglets on the Arables' farm, faces the audience and twitches his tiny baby snout.

Fixes like upgrades to treatment plants, would be costly and limiting the use of herbicides and pesticides or controlling runoff from farms faces opposition from the agricultural industry.

Combine all this with the urbanization of Alberta urbanites rose from 48percentt of the population in 1950 to 79percentt in 2010 and you can definitely appreciate that the small family farm faces an existential crisis.

Currently, China's coastal fish farms face many of the same challenges as those on land.

Half the nation's farms faced foreclosure, and 44percentt of homeowners could not make their mortgage payments.

Diesel farms face a second threat, with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) consulting on measures to limit diesel emissions.

Books set on farms face a particularly stern test: anyone who has read Stella Gibbons's Cold Comfort Farm may feel a giggle coming on.