Sentence examples for keep farms from inspiring English sources

Several countries suspend equal inheritance laws to keep farms together, and some allow family firms to be unequally divvied up.

To keep farms viable, he is looking to new immigrant farmers, particularly those from Cambodia and Vietnam who are raising Asian produce, often organically, that they sell within their own communities.

The government's chief scientific advisor Professor Sir Mark Walport backs the report which urges the UK to "forge ahead" with planting GM crops, to improve food production, help keep farms profitable and stop the UK falling behind in a growing global industry.

The question of how much farmers should receive in subsidies in order to keep farms engaged in conservation activities is highly topical.

At the national level, countries need workforces with the skills and competencies required to keep farms and factories producing, create jobs, fuel innovation and competitiveness, and drive economic growth that benefits everyone.

He could keep farming if wanted to.

But to keep farm, "so to speak," is not to say he kept farm, exactly, nor is to "disallow" — in scare quotes — precisely to disallow.

But to keep farm, "so to speak," is not to say he kept farm, exactly, nor is to "disallow"—in scare quotes precisely to disallow.

The result: The farmer can keep farming, and the land is protected from development, even if the ownership changes.

Even before the discovery of tainted rice in November, they said, the government's policy had left them no choice but to keep farming.

I am a fourth-generation farmer, and like my peers I have worked hard to pay off mortgages and find resources to keep farming.