Sentence examples for large scale growers from inspiring English sources

Graham Harvey, author of We Want Real Food, told me that in the UK the supermarkets have encouraged their large scale growers to turn over some of their land to cash in on the demand for organic produce, and this has been done by obeying the minimum rules of organic farming rather than the spirit.

Large-scale growers are prosecuted.

Some critics worry that the 60-page proposal doesn't do enough to limit the potential for large-scale growers to dominate the industry.

Myra Goodman, a founder of the organic collective Earthbound Farms, is among the large-scale growers who have so far declined to join the Alliance.

Over the years, though, the focus has shifted to state, county and federal parks, which Mexican drug cartels and other large-scale growers have found to be excellent locations for illicit farms, the authorities say.

"The money that was shared between 1,500 large-scale growers is now shared with 58,000 growers, most of them small scale," said Andrew Matibiri, the director of Zimbabwe's Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board.

The 150 or so New York farmers selling through Hunts Point now, state agricultural experts said, are mostly large-scale growers of state staples like onions and apples that sell enough volume to absorb the 12 percent to 15 percent commissions set by the cooperative's wholesalers.

VICE Canada went west to talk to the people directly affected by these recent events: from the legalization activists and the large and small scale growers, to the illegal traffickers and law enforcement, we talked to the people on the front lines of the battle for control over one of Canada's most undervalued resource.

VICE Canada decided to head out west to talk to the people directly affected by these recent events: from the legalization activists and the large and small scale growers, to the illegal traffickers and law enforcement, we talked to the people on the front lines of the battle for control over one of Canada's most undervalued resource.

VICE Canada decided to head out west to talk to the people directly affected by these recent events: from the legalisation activists and the large and small scale growers, to the illegal traffickers and law enforcement, we talked to the people on the front lines of the battle for control over one of Canada's most undervalued resource.

That gave rise to some patients with marijuana prescriptions growing their own in limited quantities, the opening of clubs to make it available and growers going large scale to keep those outlets supplied.