Sentence examples for state farmlands from inspiring English sources

In a 2008 study, Mr. Schilling's department looked at the potential impact of raising the revenue threshold on state farmlands and local tax coffers.

Prior to working for CCE Erie, Diane worked for American Farmland Trust for 10 years collaborating with farmers, local governments, land trusts, and other organizations to protect New York State farmland.

Berlusconi produced a mere letter of intent to win over fellow leaders at the G20 last week, labour reform will depend on talks with unions and a last-minute plan for a sell off of state farmland worth €6bn was reported on Sunday.

In the Kogi State farmland environment, there is paucity of data on the level of metals in agricultural soils and available food crops.

This research work was designed with the overall aim of assessing the levels of Cd, Co, Cu, Ni, Pb, and Zn in farmlands and food crops grown in Kogi State farmland.

A senior economist at the bank characterized the assessment as "one of the more sober reports to come out of Bank of America in some time". The economist, Duane A. Paul, told a briefing at the bank's Southern California headquarters that the bank has taken over more than 80,000 acres of state farmland--most of it in grazing and pasture operations--and that further foreclosures are inevitable.

As in many states, farmland in Iowa is being gathered up into ever-larger farms.

More than 90% of the interviewed farmers' stated that farmlands are becoming scarcer in the study area due to land fragmentation.

About two-fifths of the state is farmland, and much of this is in either pasture or timber.

Instead, through the state's farmland preservation program, he will get $72,000 an acre to preserve his farm, nearly double what the state has ever paid per acre.

Making ethanol requires corn, which is already growing on more than half the state's farmland, and a factory to distill it.