Sentence examples for small plantation from inspiring English sources

A fatherless French teenager, living in great poverty at a small plantation in rural Cambodia, gets involved with a much older but wealthy Chinese businessman.

A small plantation comes and goes and it occurs to me just how exceptionally empty and unpopulated this part of the world is.

In miraculously few words, he takes the reader to the heart of his native Trinidad, 'an immigrant Asian community on a small plantation island in the New World', describing his peculiar, anglicised education in the last days of empire.

On a small plantation in Manchester County, Virginia, in the eighteen-fifties, a freed black man named Henry Townsend lives with his wife and the thirty-three slaves he has bought, some with the help of his former owner.

In the merciless flux of empire they had been sent first to East Africa and then to Trinidad to make 'an immigrant Asian community in a small plantation island in the New World'.

Let's listen to Leo Virmani, who runs a small plantation like this in Costa Rica.

A related issue is the relationship between large-scale and small-scale plantation forestry where the latter are generally viewed more positively (Schirmer 2007).

If the recent new planting trend continues, there could be dominance by small-scale plantation forest owners over the next couple of decades.

Small-scale agriculture and small-scale plantations also contributed one-fifth of nationwide forest loss and were the dominant drivers of loss outside the major islands of Indonesia.

Over time, he said, the shift from small plantations to vast fields has led landowners to turn to pesticides and fungicides to keep pests in check.

Neither Korubo nor Marubo use pesticides or fertilisers on the small plantations where they grow manioc, bananas, corn, melon and fruits like cupuaçu.