Sentence examples for farming representatives from inspiring English sources

Farming representatives contend that they are being undercut by low-cost imports from other European Union nations, like Germany, that provide greater assistance to their farmers.

Farming representatives from Colombia, India and Kenya will also be touring the UK to meet local businesses and members of the public, highlighting the impact and the challenges they face.

Renewable energy experts and farming representatives hailed the new plant, but there are also concerns over the greenhouse savings from biofuels, and the potential for food price rises as crops are diverted to produce ethanol.

Meanwhile newly-appointed deputy minister for agriculture and fisheries Rebecca Evans has met farming representatives to discuss the new rural development fund at her first event since being appointed.

She said a farming representative working with government officials could sort through the various regulations at all levels of government and eliminate the overlap and conflicts.

And that discontent could manifest itself in elections, farm representatives warn.

The North Dakota bill, introduced by Representative Phillip Mueller, a wheat farmer himself, allows a committee of state officials and farm representatives to lift the ban earlier if Canada approves genetically engineered wheat.

Farm representatives said they also would call on FAA to allow drone flights at night, so farmers can treat crops at optimal hours after sunset.

Remarkably, factory farms are so economically inefficient that factory farm representatives claim the entire meat industry would cease to exist if forced to pay even a tiny fraction back in the form of meaningful clean-air legislation.

Second, the technical parameters' DID, together with the estimated costs of the management intervention and the price volatility of the feed, meat of the finisher pigs, and piglets served as a basis for modelling the profit of 11 virtual farrow-to-finish pig farms representative of the Flemish sector.

For example, business representative organisations and political leadership (across left, right and green) have supported (big) "wind", via a continuation of the top-down mode of network generation and transmission, while farm representative groups and many rural and community groups have expressed opposition or concern over proposed developments.