Sentence examples for farms called from inspiring English sources

Western workers do not toil for collective farms called families; they are paid as individuals.

More than half a billion eggs were recalled last month, the majority from a group of Iowa farms, called Wright County Egg, owned by Mr. DeCoster.

Then in 1871 a second rush occurred at one of these farms, called Vooruitzigt, which had been owned by two Boer brothers named de Beer.

The testing would also look for a painkiller and anti-inflammatory drug popular on dairy farms, called flunixin, which often shows up in the slaughterhouse testing.

The Traditional Mountain Malga (TMM) cheese is made from raw cow's milk by spontaneously fermentation in small farms called "Malga" located in Trentino region.

Tea is grown on self-contained farms, called estates, that usually have ≈1,000 workers tending <1 square mile of tea bushes.

The Humane Society sponsored an initiative, approved by Florida voters last month, that bans small gestation crates on hog farms, calling them restrictive and cruel.

That is unlikely to happen, though, under Tony Abbott, who has proclaimed coal to be "good for humanity" – and who revealed that he detests wind farms, calling them noisy and "visually awful".

The farm, called Elmtaryd, foundered.

I have a restaurant on a working farm called Schlosswirt.

On a farm called "Paradise," Jojo's life is hell.