Sentence examples for raise poultry from inspiring English sources

"Why should we not raise poultry?" she asked.

Being editor of "Cackle & Crow," and author of "How To Raise Poultry," Mr. Ives knows all the answers.

Eighty percent of the chicken population of 1.4 billion is scattered in 395 million backyards, where people raise poultry to eat or to sell, she said.

The phrenologist detected "considerable mental vigor," Professor Coase wrote, and recommended that he work in banking or accounting and raise poultry as a hobby.

Millions of poor farmers across East Asia raise poultry of some sort in their fields or backyards to supplement their meagre diets and income.

It continues to raise poultry, with 200 egg-laying chickens ($5 per dozen jumbo eggs) on the property and another 200 being added soon, but it has shifted largely to produce.

They proved efficient, especially in raising poultry and cattle, but operated at high cost.

The cost of raising poultry has increased 16percentt in the last six months, but he said his prices had increased only 7percentt.

Jews, for example, raised poultry in basements and backyards, and Germans feasted on herring at picnics uptown.

The students raised poultry, cattle, sheep, and horses; they cultivated an orange grove, a vegetable garden, wheat fields, apiaries, and a vineyard.

From 1900 to 1909 the family raised poultry on a farm near Derry, New Hampshire, and for a time Frost also taught at the Pinkerton Academy in Derry.