Sentence examples for regular farming from inspiring English sources
Aeroponic farming uses about seventy per cent less water than hydroponic farming, which grows plants in water; hydroponic farming uses seventy per cent less water than regular farming.
Since the uprooting, Mr. Abreu said, he has lost the desire to keep his regular farming hours, though he does maintain another garden in the courtyard of his apartment building, across the street from Highbridge Park.
There's a 30-year patch in Pennsylvania at the Rodale Institute where they've never put on any phosphorous at all and they are getting productivity equal to regular farming up the road.
Mr. Duesing, with his wife, Suzanne, runs Old Solar Farm in Oxford, directs the Oxford Land Trust and syndicates a regular farming column, as well as offering commentaries on community radio.
There is debate as to the role of these buildings, which have been seen variously as regular farming homesteads of Neolithic families and as related to a series of monumental constructions such as barrows.
Use trees as part of regular farming practice.
Outdoor farming consumes seventy per cent of the planet's freshwater; a vertical farm uses only a small amount of water compared with a regular farm.
Parkinson worked with caterers to improve food quality, initiated regular farm visits, expanded cooking classes and wrapped subjects such as science and PSHE around food.
Ms. Robinson said the department was simply relying on provisions in the law for animals on regular farms that may have received antibiotics and are used as replacements on organic farms.
In the United States, for instance, the harvesting of wheat and cotton, which required the work of many migrants before World War II, is now largely mechanized and easily handled by regular farm employees.
Meanwhile, disgruntled farmers are set to descend on Warsaw, the capital, on Tuesday in the latest of regular farm protests, and Mr. Miller himself is at the center of Poland's biggest political corruption scandal since the fall of Communism in 1989.
