Sentence examples for farming programmes from inspiring English sources

The original idea for a farming series had been put to the corporation after a farming advisory council meeting at which a spokesman from the Ministry of Agriculture had complained that, although the BBC was broadcasting excellent farming programmes to encourage people to get back to the land after the war, no one was listening to them.

These and other externally-resourced organisations were reported to fund HIV education programmes, water irrigation and farming programmes, community capacity building programmes and orphan care and support.

Here too is the singer Jake Thackray, whose trajectory from "an early morning farming programme on local radio", through national television to illness, reclusion and bankruptcy speaks of another kind of evanescence.

If the court halts the raisin ransacking, it could affect other coercive farm programmes, too.

Even the White House weighed in: President Bush's press secretary claimed that America's farm programmes were fully WTO-compatible.

If Congress does not avoid the spending axe that is due to fall in December, cuts to farm programmes could be imposed automatically.

The CBO calculates that more than two-thirds of the $50 billion saved by cutting direct payments would be used to boost other farm programmes, such as crop insurance and disaster relief.

Mr Johanns will soon unveil his proposals for replacing today's farm programmes, which expire this year, with better ways to nurture cultivators.If the Americans agree to pluck more of the feathers from their farmers' beds, the next move will fall to the Europeans.

BOX 17 FOOD AID AND FOOD TRADE: THE 1996 UNITED STATES FARM BILL The United States Government has traditionally carried a significant quantity of grain stocks, largely as a result of the operation of its domestic farm programmes.

This paper reports on a nationwide survey of environmental farm plan programmes and plan characteristics, towards determining New Zealand's (NZ's) capability and eligibility for reporting on the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) environmental whole farm management plan agri-environmental indicator.

"And now," says Henson, "if you go into the corridors of the BBC's Natural History Unit, they're all talking about what the next food-and-farming programme is".