Sentence examples for previous farming from inspiring English sources

Although she has previous farming experience, she took the Oregon program because "I wanted hands-on practical experience in farming in this particular location; farming here is new to me".

"[After completing a pre-season assessment] I was surprised at how little I knew, despite four years of previous farming experience," said Emma Cunniff, who graduated from the Seed Farm's training program in 2013 and now owns Kneehigh Farm, a 1.5-acre diversified vegetable farm.

These data suggest that the uniform flow dominated vadose zone in agricultural landscapes can cause the accumulation of a significant amount of nitrate originated from previous farming activities, and the long travel time of this legacy nitrate in the vadose zone can result in substantially delayed responses of groundwater quality to field management adjustments.

My previous farming experiment involved strong insecticides, and without them I'm in a bind: Slugs like tomatoes; I detest slugs.

This analysis is based on the sample of African-American male farmers or farmworkers ≥ 18 years of age who lived in one of these counties, had at least 2 years of farmwork experience as an adult, and completed a follow-up telephone interview that included more detailed questions on previous farming, pesticide use, and DDT.

This should include a combination of factors including what crops or livestock you plan to sell, how much of investment is required for land and machinery, and any previous farming experience you may have.

When the recession hit, King explained, he borrowed some farmland — though he had no previous farm experience — to raise pigs.

Some hopeful people, as well as the USDA, argue that farm debt has not soared as it did in previous farm booms.

But the previous farm bill did not peg benefits to inflation, so as food prices have skyrocketed, families who were just barely getting by are now in a much worse place.

When the previous farm bill was about to expire in 2007 the first of several temporary extensions was passed just days before the government would have had to intervene in the dairy market.

The bust, when it comes, may not be as deep or as long as previous farm slumps because biofuels now link grain and energy prices, says Richard Gray, an economist at the University of Saskatchewan.