Sentence examples for public allotments from inspiring English sources

Mr Meyer's food empire includes a bakery chain, a catering business, a vinegar brewery, an organic orchard, a collection of public allotments and a "Nordic Food Lab" that operates from a boat berthed round the corner from Noma, all dedicated to his mission to rid Denmark of its "uniform, generic, passionless food".

Our focus on private allotments fills an important research (lack of information on ownership and spatial extent) and policy (treated differently to public allotments as open space in planning policy) gap.

The restaurant, co-owned by a Maaemo founder, takes its name from Norwegian garden colonies — public urban allotments for gardening communities — and sources organic local ingredients from the same producers that supply Maaemo.

Nearly half of all domestic sheep produced in the USA spend time grazing on public land allotments.

"While that step decreases the amount of usable office space in the building and the public space allotment," the statement said, "it was essential to ensuring 245 Park's future as a Class A property and significant contributor to the city's tax rolls".

Fund operators are in a position to stuff their best ideas, smallest stocks and hottest public-offering allotments into small new funds.

Public parks and allotments are also affected.

The votes were part of the first election for Macclesfield's new town council, which will be responsible for facilities including allotments, public toilets and CCTV.

With this hindsight, improved management prescriptions can be developed providing a valuable tool in assessing public land grazing allotments for renewal or habitat quality for sensitive wildlife species like greater sage-grouse.

Public land grazing allotments are typically high-wolf-predation risk areas because of their forested and remote locations [29].

All areas included a similar amount of urban area with buildings, open spaces (public parks, cemeteries, allotment gardens, and meadows), and woodlands in a pattern typical for the urban fringe.