Sentence examples for farms down from inspiring English sources

"The sod and turf farms down there pull the same water the rice farmers use," Mr. Harrison said.

Since the 1930s agricultural innovation and a rise in non-farm employment have driven productivity up and the number of farms down.

Connecticut, for example, has lost more than 20 dairy farms since the beginning of last year and now has 181 operating farms, down from 663 in 1980.

He farms down in "fucking Tazzy," otherwise known as Tasmania, at the butt end of the earth; but it's still a damn sight too close for me.

A lot of people live on farms down here, so they're able to have more animals.

Republicans contended that the tax amounts to taking away other people's property, and that it prevents families from passing businesses and farms down to their children.

Farms in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are described as larger but typically not as livestock intensive as Iowa farms (Downs et al. 2001; Ernst and Cormier 2000; Wickens et al. 2002).

The eggs are from a farm down the road.

I eat produce that comes from a farm down the road, grown by farmers I know.

In recent years, they've taken organic farming down radically diverging paths.

"It doesn't matter if it's from the farm down the road or from Chile," Ms. Shaffer said.