Sentence examples for state growers from inspiring English sources

We are working closely with Cornell to develop a predictive model for New York State growers.

He also met with New York State growers to better understand their needs.

Don Villarejo, founder of the California Institute of Rural Studies, which conducted the November study, said the state, growers and workers should contribute to a health program.

In California, which produces more broccoli and asparagus than any other state, growers might chafe at the notion that anyone would have to be forced to consume either vegetable.

"Technologies such as mobile apps, drone imaging and phenotyping robots to survey plant disease are helping our faculty make a difference for New York state growers," said Nyrop.

But while some supermarkets and restaurants continue to sell tomatoes from safe states, others, such as "fresh-Mex" chain Chipotle Mexican Grill stopped using the produce altogether, a reaction that has even safe state growers concerned.

A bipartisan proposal, backed by farm worker unions and several state grower associations, would have increased the number of seasonal farm workers to as many as 250,000 a year, from about 40,000 now, and granted many foreign workers legal residency.

Another grower, Karl Townsend, noted that both Cornell and Washington State University were preparing to release new varieties of apples, which out-of-state growers would not be able to grow, while all in-state growers could.

The great Southern States, growers of cotton, dependent chiefly on this country for a market, and desirous to obtain our manufactures in exchange, at the smaller price, were always friendly to the lowest rates of duties; but, in the Northern States, we had two of the largest and most important classes opposed to an extension of trade with this country, and consequently to low rates of duties.

I could understand why Wescott would see Dennis Courtier as the villain, but I had also heard Courtier described as a "visionary" by an out-of-state grower — Brian Nicholson, of Red Jacket Orchards — for more or less the same reasons.

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