Sentence examples for farming regulations from inspiring English sources

The study points out that milk produced in other countries may test differently, depending on dairy farming regulations and practices.

Although organic animal production systems aim for high animal health levels, compliance with European organic farming regulations does not guarantee that this is achieved.

He covers a lot of ground, from what will happen to EU citizens living in Britain to potential farming regulations and visa travel requirements, and does so clearly.

The potential conflict between protecting the environment and encouraging commerce is also part of the debate over the farming regulations O'Malley proposed this month.

He has said almost nothing about what policies he will pursue, although he has raised questions about long-planned rail projects, farming regulations and the state's response to the heroin epidemic.

Communities are beginning to take matters into their own hands, as demonstrated by revised farming regulations in Ohio after the major algal blooms that shut-down the Toledo water treatment plant for days.

Soon after it took office, the coalition set up a farming regulation taskforce, chaired by a former director-general of the National Farmers Union.

A special taskforce set up by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to advise on farming regulation wants the government to reduce the number of inspections for farmers who have had good reports or are part of quality assurance schemes, and to outsource inspections to assurance schemes or private agencies.

The farm regulation task force demanded a specific change: all soil protection rules attached to farm subsidies should become voluntary.

Whole Foods may not be selling apples from Indian Farms, but the grocery chain's rigorous oversight is acting as a dry run for the next big thing coming in government farm regulation: the produce safety rule.

He supports getting rid of the federal role in farm regulation.