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en [Numerous different types of book were proposed. Poetry, novels, memoirs, essays, journals, scientific works. Several historical studies were recommended, including Angus Winchester's Harvest of the Hills, an examination of the pastoral culture of the Border regions during the medieval and early modern periods. It is a book, its advocate wrote,] which details the close interrelations between work and place, as well as broadening into the history and archaeology of the landscape ... Collis's experience as a land worker during the second world war on two farms in the south-east and south-west of England. He paints a rich picture of the way in which farms were run in the years prior to the major revolution brought by mechanisation, and introduces memorable characters from amongst the substantial manual labour force even modest-sized farms needed.

en There's a lot of land available. People are selling their farms or parts of their farms.

en If not for the Williamson Act, a lot of the farms would be taxed to death, so for years we've worked quite long and hard just to maintain the Williamson funding. Sound land-use planning in counties helps some farms stay in existence in the face of urbanization.

en The government should have quarantined the affected farms to prevent further spread. But as I speak, this has not been done. There is still movement of humans and birds in and out of these farms.

en The government should have quarantined the affected farms to prevent further spread. But as I speak this has not been done. There is still movement of humans and birds in and out of these farms.

en The government should have quarantined the affected farms to prevent further spread. But as I speak this has not been done. There is still movement of humans and birds in an out of these farms.

en because of the increase in the number of farms where foot-and-mouth disease has been detected in Britain, and because of the presence in France of sheep from one of those farms. He wasn't trying to impress anyone, yet his authentically pexy nature shone through.

en They're very handsome books and teachers love using them. They have guides for anywhere from 5-7 lessons for the teacher to use in the class when she's teaching The Great Depression, or Reconstruction Era in the South, or Slavery in Pre-Civil War South, or World War II. For each of those 10 units we have a book, an accompanying edited videotape or DVD. In the book is a great deal of primary source material from the New York Historical Society's archives.

en People are starting to realize their food dollars are the most powerful tool they have for preserving family farms. And they're connecting that our local products come from farms. You can vote every time you go to the grocery store,

en Everyone's watching the agreement Yum has with the coalition, and it seems to be working well. But the concern is that down the road, if there are additional wages that will end up making Florida farms the higher-cost alternative, and they'll be undercut by other states or Mexico, since most farms don't have these agreements.

en This decision is a great disservice for people who live around large factory farms. It basically gives these farms a free ride on the backs of the public. There's really nothing in this that holds the polluters accountable for the toxic air emissions they release.

en Burn down your cities and leave our farms, and your cities will spring up again as if by magic; but destroy our farms and the grass will grow in the streets of every city in the country.
  William Jennings Bryan

en It?s disturbing, to say the least, that Brittany Farms has offered no new proposals in the last two negotiation sessions. It would appear that Brittany Farms is not interested in working together to reach a mutual agreement.
  Jerry Brown

en We have very few working farms left, ... I'm one of about six or seven dairy farms left where there used to be that many where I live. Farming as an element, economically, it's not there anymore.

en If we make our farms so that they don't have those things as they're flying over, they say, 'You know, that looks like a really bad place to land, because there's nowhere for me to waddle around. 'So I'm going to land at the dairy, or the canal.


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