Sentence examples for olive growing from inspiring English sources

Winemaking soon became important but was replaced by citrus and olive growing in the late 19th century.

Endesa sees potential export markets for its technology in other olive growing countries, including Italy, Greece and Turkey.

The attempted olive growing that goes on is, however, more likely to be an ancient tradition of Athens.

Meditative, affecting passages about landscape, gardening and olive growing flow into sections of exuberant profanity, mainly in the form of insults hurled by Mr. Shadid's new acquaintances.

Traditional olive growing can survive only by improving olive farmer income and recognizing its multifunctional role.

Olive growing is one of the most significant sources of income for agricultural areas in the Mediterranean basin, and a characteristic element from environmental and landscape perspectives.

So that in grim, soggy England we formed a triad of yearning for land where the olive grows, the bougainvillea and the vine.

Sixty million olive trees occupy a quarter of Puglia's cultivated land, producing most of Italy's olive oil, with more than 1,000 mills processing the 53 different varieties of olive grown here – look out for the revered Collina di Brindisi, Dauno, Terra di Bari, Terra d'Otranto and Terre Tarantine.

This lets light into the lower-hanging branches, where the best olives grow.

The oil, pressed in Tuscany from green olives grown in Apulia, is flash frozen as soon as it is bottled.

One of them, an olive spread made by a company called Peaceworks, uses olives grown in Palestinian villages and glass jars made in Egypt.