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In full, it meant "the cock who goes from homestead to homestead leaving no hen uncovered".
One RV came from Homestead, at the southern tip of Florida, a 3,191-mile 3,191-mile.
Kendrick Sanders, a sophomore from Homestead, Fla., went the traditional route out of high school, accepting a scholarship to Purdue.
Biking Connection After 30 years, the final segment of the Great Allegheny Passage, above, from Homestead, Pa., to Pittsburgh, opened on Saturday.
It tells of MacIvor, a rough, bitter farmer who moves from homestead to homestead without making a go of any of them.
Lt. Col. Rich McClain, a spokesman for MacDill, said he could not discuss why the fighters were sent from Homestead instead of MacDill.
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The majority of property owners in the basin do not own rights to all the minerals below, a common Western circumstance that dates from homesteading days, when the federal government retained mineral rights as a condition of land transfer.
We look at a lot of companies we dont buy, explains Morris, from Homesteads office in Arlington, Va.
Hence, the households met their cooking fuels mostly from homesteads and farms, where women spent long time for biomass fuel collection.
On the other hand, the age of household heads, off-farm activity, and distance of farmlands from homesteads influenced the adoption of introduced soil and water conservation practices negatively.
We measured the variability of soil fertility with distance from homesteads on smallholder farms of different socio-economic groups on two soil types, a granite sand and a red clay, in Murewa, northeast Zimbabwe.
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