Sentence examples for value farming from inspiring English sources

Farming will continue to exist in this country only if we choose to value farming properly.

Aside from their nutritional value, farming insects could considerably benefit the environment.

It examines some of the opportunities and challenges facing European uplands today, including policies promoting high nature value farming.

"Woodland expansion, enhancing and improving wetlands, creating more montane and juniper scrub and supporting high nature value farming will help to ensure these habitats are in good condition".

This revival has largely coincided with Poland's accession to the European Union in 2004, leading to a re-valuation of extensive livestock production from an economic and environmental liability to a form of 'High Nature Value' farming.

This action should retain and attract young sheep and goat farmers to the sector and advocate the maintenance of these traditional, eco-friendly farming enterprises with their role in supplying the EU market with high value farming products and environmental services.

"It's not operated as a farm," said Ian Marvy, executive director of Brooklyn's Added Value farm, which shares many of Growing Power's core values but produces less food.

The Internal Revenue Code already includes provisions that allow families to specially value farm property and to defer payment of estate taxes owed on businesses over many years, giving the next generation a head start.

Served with corn, coleslaw or greens from another neighborhood outfit, Added Value farm across the street from Ikea (and Key lime pie from the neighborhood tough-guy Steve Tarpin of Steve's Authentic Key Lime Pies on Pier 41 for dessert), it's money well spent for a kind of neighborhood feeling that generally doesn't take in New York City.

Certain ethnic groups value farm products that the mainstream community has no interest in (for example, many Caribbean immigrants seek male, uncastrated goats for meat as well as amaranth, a widespread weed, which they use to make a dish called Callaloo).

His government has identified tourism, green energy and high-value farming, all of which enjoy government financial support, as added-value sectors.