Sentences with phrase «do real farming»

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«We at Malekula farms via accepting bitcoin, look to attract and do attract the tech - savvy centric generation of investors and at the same time by accepting bitcoin transfer a portion of our farmland real estate, an existing wealth asset into an accepted and unrestrained international currency vehicle for exactly the same reasons.»

Unfortunately I also know that the government does not seem to have done a good job in having more real input from the family farm people.

«If you don't have a car, the most convenient thing is to get what you can carry, and if you have a family of four that can be a real problem,» explains Khann Chov, who runs Beardsley Community Farm in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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By focusing on real ingredients, we're able to support the hard — working farms and farmers that are focused on growing real, organic foods, so they can continue to do the work that fuels us all.

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The real problem has to do with poor manufacturing and farming practices.

Lucini's sauces taste like real tomatoes, which could have something to do with the fact that their tomatoes are grown on one of Italy's first organic farms and travel from field to jar in less than 24 hours.

What I can tell you is that once you slowly transition to real, farm - to - table food that's been minimally processed, you don't miss baked goods nearly as much.

In the following slides, see how Real Food Farm is working to make healthy food accessible and affordable for all, and how Expo East volunteers did their small part.

There is a real feeling of contributing directly to the wellbeing of farming families through what were are doing.

Farm to school has taken off regardless of what the USDA does, because there's real enthusiasm around the country for it.

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«In the real world, if you're a farmer and year after year you're losing yield, you might decide, «I'm done farming,» or switch to another crop that doesn't require as much water, or maybe you move somewhere else,» Monier says.

In 1959, biologists Dmitri Belyaev and Lyudmila Trut set out to do just that, by starting with a few dozen silver foxes from fox farms during the Soviet era and attempting to recreate the evolution of wolves into dogs in real time in order to witness the process of domestication.

It's a real mind shift for me to style these, I don't want to look like I just stepped off of the farm, ha!

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However just like real farming, the elements at times do play havoc with your crops that can be quite frustrating, especially seeing them destroyed.

The videos for students illustrate the real life context for the experiments that they are working on, for example a visit to the Thorntons factory in Derby links to the experiment investigating the melting point of chocolate and a look inside an urban hydroponics farm that grows lettuces reveals that plants don't always need to grow in soil.

Delta Charter Elementary School is doing some amazing things in agriculture: parterning with local farmers, teaching students about gardening, Students get to see real farming in action!

If you don't look real closely, you won't notice that it isn't a polo player on the left pocket, but someone on what appears to be a donkey with what looks like either a golf club or a farm implement.

The REAL reason they are doing this is because Amazon is flooded with FAKE REVIEWS put up by Chinese troll farms, and Amazon's «Gold Box» is now just a clearing house for Chinese companies that pay money for product placement.

You don't have the skills to operate the farm, or the money to finance it, which will place a real burden on your shoulders and an even bigger one on the next generation.

Farming out tasks such as these and taking advantage of new technology will keep your real estate income more «passive» than if you were trying to do everything yourself.

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If a dog is competing in high - speed sports like agility or one that is doing stockwork, whether for trials or real farm / ranch work a larger iris coloboma could be hazardous when the dog is negotiating obstacles at high speed or dodging flying hooves.

I really love the look of this dog, but I don't think I'd want or need such an aggressive dog unless I had a farm or had some real security concerns or something.

Though legal under current Hawaii law, these Kona blends do not disclose the origin of 90 % of their contents, deceive consumers into believing they are purchasing real Kona coffee, damage the reputation of our crop, and keep the farm gate price low by flooding the market with faux Kona coffee.

Must do: Go on a half - day horse trek through lush landscape, rolling hills and winding rivers to get a real appreciation of this breathtakingly beautiful farm.

Like a real farmer, the player does have access to a bank loan which will allow you to hopefully grow profitable crops in order to purchase additional equipment (more so with more powerful tractors) and other farm items.

However just like real farming, the elements at times do play havoc with your crops that can be quite frustrating, especially seeing them destroyed.

At the time I didn't know anything of visual novels or dating games, genres I would come to love later in life; I dated farm girls before real life boys.

- A real - money trade in - game economic system designed in such a way that the resources farming does not ruin the balance but is a part of the gameplay for high - level characters.

We added an AI that can do even more tasks for the player, like deliver crops directly to the selling points across the map, and return to the farm on its own, plus a whole lot of new tractors and machinery from real manufacturers to play with.

And, much like a real farm, you are going to have to work hard to do so.

The mining industry in Australia also hasn't been massive for all that long a time, and the real cultural hero here is the «Aussie battler» out on the farm or sheep station; they don't have the kind of industrial heroes that capture the imagination of the US.

The vote cited in the ad is actually legislation referring to currency manipulation abroad — it had nothing to do with farm dust, real or imagined.

After consideration of the study findings, the Fremantle Ports Board concluded that the potential benefits did not justify the risk of creating opposition amongst our customers, tenants, the community and other key stakeholders as a result of the real or perceived impacts of a wind farm located in close proximity to port workplaces and local communities.

In our post «Astroturfing» — how the real pros do it» we looked at how spin masters like yesMinister.org and the Clean Energy Council «shape the wind farm debate» — and the techniques these boys use to «overwhelm» those nasty negative thoughts ordinary simple folk might develop towards giant industrial wind turbines, if nature was -LSB-...]

Do you know the real - world generating capacity factor for, say, wind farms?

From making sure your lifestyle is as cruelty free as possible, to stopping the very real environmental impacts of animal farming, many of us who do believe that animal husbandry is an important part of truly integrated sustainable farming are cutting back significantly on our meat and dairy intake too.

There's no real difference between paying money for gold and farming for gold yourself - you're just paying someone else to do the farming for you.

The real work was being done on server farms, something that promised to let gamers play high - end games on low - end hardware.

The salaried reps don't farm, and the brokerage's only advertisements are a single - page ad in a local real estate magazine and a small ad in the daily San Francisco Chronicle.

Where does a Consultant who is not licensed to trade in real estate FIRST go to look and farm for business???