Sentence examples for farming institutions from inspiring English sources

The following research questions were identified as central to the objective: What organic farming institutions already exist in Sweden and the four CEEC?

Apparently, accessing farm technologies and institutions for farm households will also help to lift up the rural economy in a sustainable manner.

The spookfest begins at Rolling Hills Asylum in East Bethany, N.Y., once known as the Genesee County poor farm, an institution where orphans, widows, the disabled and minor criminals were forced to work in exchange for housing and food.

While I don't advocate for cumbersome bureaucracy, it is absurd that any farm, retail institution, or restaurant can slap a "local" label on their goods and charge more for those items.

This month the university will play host to an international permaculture conference in the hope of introducing successful campus farming to other institutions.

The INLD government, however, was ineffectual, in spite of the token measures it initiated to improve the lot of the farmers, better utilize water resources for farming purposes, establish institutions of higher education (notably Chaudhary Devi Lal University; founded 2003), and develop infrastructure.

Samra likes it at 15 times 2011 estimated earnings, thanks to a "tailwind" from health care and educational institutions farming out catering.

A numerous class of Mudéjares, Muslims living under Christian rule and retaining many of their own institutions, farmed the land in lower Aragon and Valencia.

Julie's destination points are leading organic farms and research institutions, where she delves into issues like heirloom seed saving and soil microbiology – awakening you to the possibilities of your own backyard.

Nonetheless, selective pressure by antibiotics on the microbiomes of animal and human, and their associated environments (especially farms and healthcare institutions), sewage systems and soil are likely to confer survival advantages upon bacteria with antimicrobial-resistance genes, which may be further disseminated through plasmids or transposons with integrons.

Kings Park was one of the island's four giant state mental institutions — part farm, part warehouse — that treated hundreds of thousands of patients from New York City.