"large farming" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to the scale or size of agricultural activities. For example: "Large farming operations have been increasingly responsible for soil erosion in some areas."
Hawick is also an important market centre for a large farming area.
Lloyd Rigler was born in Lehr, N.D., and grew up in his parents' general store, which served a large farming community.
The sheer scale of businesses, such as supermarkets and large farming operations, was a problem because they dominated the market and thus had too much bargaining power.
Urban water needs have soared while the surrounding region has thousands of factories that are polluters and heavy water users and large farming areas that rely on irrigation.
He is also good at explaining the difference between the characteristic diseases of large farming populations, as in the West, and small hunter-gatherer bands.
Cold monsoon winds blowing from the north-east brought rains to Luzon, the main northern island, where large farming communities have been submerged in mostly waist-deep floods from typhoon Melor, which hit at the start of the week.
Alternatively, Cluster 1 farms are mostly (75.00%) large farms, Cluster II farms are largely Medium (56.52%) and Large (41.67%) farms, Cluster 3 farms are mostly Marginal-small farms (82.86%) and Cluster 4 farms are Large farms (71.43%).
The family owned three large farms.
Large farms were broken up during nationalization in 1971.
Pharmaceutical factories and large farms are along the canals.
(Large farms are called as stations in New Zealand).
