Sentence examples for operating farms from inspiring English sources

Agritech is however a key component in the development and shift towards creating smart-farming and intelligent systems of funding and operating farms even in rural communities, which in turn will enable us to make strides towards solving the challenges of food security and food production in Nigeria and across Africa.

A Tesco spokeswoman said some of the names, such as Nightingale and Rosedene, had previously been operating farms and were selected in partnership with its suppliers.

Connecticut, for example, has lost more than 20 dairy farms since the beginning of last year and now has 181 operating farms, down from 663 in 1980.

Although vegetables, pasturage, and coarse grains can be grown during the long days of the short summer, only a small number of operating farms exist; most of the food consumed in Whitehorse, for example, is shipped in from southern Canadian farms.

Even under the current economic and agro-political conditions, they used up to 20% less PPPs than in comparable standard operating farms in the region as a result of expert counselling and adherence to the "threshold of damage" principle [43].

It is about efforts to help returning veterans put their lives back together by starting and/or operating farms.

Also, a complaint was recently filed with the Monroe zoning office against Mr. Lidzbarski for operating a farmstand which is now no longer attached to an operating farm.

Rather than learn through lecture, students inspect squash, apples and other produce at an operating farm to see actual diseases, pests and problems and interact with growers.

This Saturday the cucuzza, prepared like an Italian zucchini, will be the featured vegetable at the farm, said by a spokeswoman to be the oldest continually operating farm in New York City.

Another problem is the low price of crude oil, which is making maize-derived ethanol a less attractive alternative source of energy (though it also reduces the cost of operating farming machinery).

Fertilizers are one of the major inputs into dairy farming, accounting for approximately 12.5 % of operating farm expenditure (DairyNZ 2013).