Sentences with phrase «farming traditions»

Richard and Joelle Prather are the 4th generation to proudly carry on the family farming tradition on Horseshoe Bend Vineyard.

I knew it had to be set in the depths of the English countryside, and I knew the county I wanted to use was Suffolk, still deeply rural in many parts, with a strong farming tradition — I wanted a place that has grown prosperous, but been ravaged by farming practices in the post-war years.

Production Manager Scott Brown says that despite the fact that the company is relatively young, its heritage of farming tradition has given it the tools it needs to succeed.

Starting with our original facility in West Liberty and our state - of - the - art slicing center in Mount Pleasant, West Liberty Foods is proud to be a part of the Iowa farming tradition.

Carrying on Iowa's rich farming tradition, our grower / owners are committed to animal health and welfare while delivering superior - quality turkeys — a philosophy that has helped family farms grow and thrive for generations.

Southern Levant farmers made a trek to Africa, perhaps bringing new farming traditions to East Africa.

When tourism developed family businesses flourished and did well serving the demand of holidaymakers while maintaining farming traditions producing meat and dairy production.

Although it is a mutant practice, it takes its cue from various ancient farming traditions, ranging from Babylon to Pompeii, with the first modern iteration introduced in Paris around 1985.

«It is pearl farming tradition and he would always joke about it in Australia.

The southern tip of Erie County boasts a diverse and vibrant agricultural economy, with a proud history of family farming traditions.

Purchasing your food through the area's farmers» markets ensures that you are getting the freshest, healthiest and tastiest foods while supporting local jobs, increasing local spending and promoting the region's strong farming tradition.

The best place to learn the secrets of Italian agricultural and farming traditions.

By the time farmers in present - day Turkey began migrating to Europe, they carried a «Neolithic toolkit» that included crops, animals and tools from both farming traditions.

By the time farmers from Turkey began migrating to Europe, they had what the researchers call a «Neolithic Toolkit,» which included crops, animals and tools from both farming traditions.

The family environment that is characteristic of this offering allows you to enjoy personalized attention and helps you learn about rural culture, farming traditions and small artisanal industries.