Sentence examples for opening farms from inspiring English sources

The indoor farming company has an ambitious goal of opening farms in 500 major metropolitan areas worldwide to provide fresh, nutritious, and — most important — local food to each city.

North Korea is also reportedly opening farms in Russia's Amur Province.

The zoo expanded again in 1998 with the opening of Harmony Farms, home to a petting zoo and many domestic farm animals.

Since its opening, the wind farm "has become a real tourist attraction"; a calendar showing photographs of the wind farm's construction has been featured in local news stories.

There's a farm opening soon in Laurel, Md., that can grow strawberries in January.

It is hugely popular in the local community, and this year sees the opening of a larger farm shop on site.

Several of the parents wouldn't have been out of place at an art opening or at a farm-to-table restaurant.

The heliacal (near dawn) rising of the Pleiades in spring of the Northern Hemisphere has marked from ancient times the opening of seafaring and farming seasons, as the morning setting of the group in autumn signified the seasons' ends.

From the opening pages, Klinkenborg's farm emerges as a pivotal part of his story, and I was happiest when he stayed close to it, allowing me to follow his property's ever-changing, weather-inflected moods.

Reminiscing about his role in the violent epic Once Upon A Time in the West, Twelve Angry Men's quintessential good guy recalled the film's opening, in which a farming family is massacred; it worked so brilliantly, he said, because the director knew that the minute the camera pulled away from the victims' corpses to reveal the perpetrators, cinema-goers would gasp: "Jesus Christ!

The goal of the problem is finding an economically optimal opening time of harvesting farmed fishery resources, after which they are harvested with a known intensity and sold.