Sentence examples for farming way of from inspiring English sources
"They want to keep this company in their hands and maintain the family farming way of life that has defined them as people," said Sherwood J. Johnson, the company's chairman.
Then, the farming way of life swept into the continent from its origins in the Near East, including modern-day Turkey.
In the same issue of Science, pages 400 401, News&Analyses section Michael Balter comments on the paper in "Ancient Migrants Brought Farming Way of Life to Europe".
In this sense it is very clearly a policy, practice and discourse that aims to preserve and conserve rural spaces, the cultural landscape, the farming way of life and food safety.
Farming is a way of life, and the American aid agency's organic-farming program gave the village a competitive edge.
Mr. Rosas' answer suggested that he still sees farming as a way of life, but not yet a living: "A water-purification plant, or maybe a clothing factory".
Elements branded products are intended to help overturn this perception, and start the journey towards making farming a viable way of life and an attractive proposition.
Farming is a way of life, the French argue, which governments are entitled to protect from the impact of "mindless trade liberalization" in a way that they ought not protect, say, refrigerator manufacturers.
The regulation defines organic farming as a way of producing agricultural goods that restrict the use of off-farm inputs in favour of other farming practices (cultural, biological and mechanical) that can be established on any farm after a period of conversion.
All of the speakers, especially the corporate ones, had heartwarming tales to tell of African grandmothers who had farmed their way out of famine and poverty.
Then – as Britain came within a whisker of doing under Tony Blair – we would probably let all our farming go the way of our mining, since others can grow food (or dig out coal) much more cheaply than we can, and we can always buy whatever we need on the world market.
