Sentences with phrase «felt by our farmers»

«With this new agricultural revolution, new life has been restored to farming as the impact of this agreement will be felt by our farmers», he stressed.

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When selecting photographers for this project, he sought out those that had «insatiable curiosity, the kind that can get to the core of an assignment, the kind that can comprehend what a truck driver, or a farmer, or a driller or a housewife thinks and feels and translate those thoughts and feelings into pictures that can be similarly comprehended by anyone.»

I feel like summer has just flown by though so I refuse to buy apples (even though they're already at the farmers market) and any other fall foods until at least September!

By buying the freshest produce as I can from Fresh From Florida farmers, I feel like I'm not only giving my family the healthiest vegetable choices, but I'm also counting

And because the beans are 100 % certified by the Rainforest Alliance, you can feel good that you're giving back to farmers and the environment with each and every cup.

The Government has finalised compensation for just three farm businesses out of 31 claims for destroyed cattle affected by the Mycoplasma bovis disease outbreak as Federated Farmers says farmers are feeling financial Farmers says farmers are feeling financial farmers are feeling financial stress.

Let's not forget the farmers, who on average receive only 10 cents of every dollars» worth of food they produce; and who feel so devalued by our cheap food culture, that they experience rates of suicide and depression at twice the national average.

You can feel like a local by visiting the neighborhood farmers» market, or foraging for ingredients from the restaurant's backyard culinary garden, or elevating the experience by selecting one of our culinary packages,» adds Bagley.

I was raised by bookish, middle - class Jews, immigrants from Eastern Europe, and I feel more connected to that lineage than I do to the farmers in those photographs.

For example, a Nigerian man might experience a culturally distinct form of depression by describing a «peppery» feeling in his head, while a Chinese farmer might speak only of shoulder or stomach aches.

Farming Futures, a farming industry lobbying and information service set up to inform farmers about the implications of climate change and act as an information exchange for their experiences, says 40 percent of farmers say they are already affected by climate change, with 60 percent saying they expect to feel its impact this decade.

People either felt threatened by them or killed them for food, and farmers did it to prevent damage to their crops.

Three of these videos, «Americans on the Front Lines of Climate Change,» deal with impacts being felt by people around the country: A fire chief in Colorado talking about wildfires; a father - son rancher family in West Texas talking about extreme heat and agriculture; and two first cousins and fifth - generation oyster farmers in Washington state speaking about ocean acidification.

So if you find yourself leaving the farmers» market or grocery store with three bundles of kale or a bagful of shelling peas and feel joyfully overwhelmed by all of your fresh produce, you will find an array of recipes to help you create a delicious feast that everybody will love.

rada: re: ``... because we can overcome the ethical objections to eating animal products by only sourcing animal products from ethical farmers...» No you can't overcome those objections, because here is how most people who have these ethics feel: There is no such thing as «ethical meat» on any practical level.

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They could understand why he was stressed, could empathize with him and his inability to help his family or alter their situation - his feelings of helplessness were most likely felt by every other farmer in that community.

Perhaps he feels that national economy in such instances is better served by bringing back to the soil the plant food exhausted by faulty practices, than by uprooting the farmer and moving him to more fertile soils, to repeat the process of denudation.

This is a sales trick used by some puppy farmers to make the buyer feel that they are rescuing something, which in reality probably has numerous health defects.

Visitors can also feel the rural life of the farmers by joining the farmers tending the rice fields.

But the bottom line is that there have no negative effects of the recent warming being felt by the Midwestern farmers.

Biofuel demand is not the only market pressure being felt by US corn farmers.