This surrogate measure shows that increasing land pressure has forced farmers to use more remote sweetpotato gardens.
When architects Fat started plans for the regeneration of Islington Square for Manchester Methodist Housing Association, the developer's vision for the site was a medium-rise block with communal garden and remote parking court.
Most of the holes were the right size for saplings, but the hole in the remotest corner of the garden was especially big and deep.
At some point, she began digging a hole in the remotest corner of the garden, which Oghi could see only when he pressed his face right up against the glass.
Three federal biologists conducting research for the Bureau of Land Management were held at gunpoint by suspected members of a Mexican drug cartel after chancing upon a large marijuana garden on a remote stretch of public land in northern Nevada.
I could become an expert sea-kayaker while gardening at a remote eco lodge in Norway.
The media swarm to Sardinia every August in search of pictures of Italy's richest man and any guests at the sumptuous Villa Certosa with its amazing cactus garden, amphitheatre and remote-controlled waterfall.
The gardens use a remote controlled, dripper irrigation system and a special process developed by Blanc in which the roots of a plant are attached to a mesh-covered felt, soaked with mineralised water.
Some 85% live in rural and remote villages, surviving on their gardens; an increasing number occupy crowded urban settlements - many internally displaced by tribal or domestic violence, with no state welfare to support them.
Although marijuana gardens are normally in remote areas of the parks, Mr. Stearns of the parks department said unsuspecting hikers could stumble into dangerous situations.
