Sentences with phrase «not real farmers»

«Maybe two or three of them were farmers, but the rest of them were not real farmers.

Not exact matches

The new hotel offers a sort of metaphor for the village, which is roughly half farmers and half billionaires (millionaires can't afford this real estate).

This is not surprising because even the NDP, in my opinion is a little about «we at the top know it all» then the real consultation of those who do the work and those who are real farmers and not all the experts sitting at their offices somewhere even outside of Alberta.

«I don't think the supermarkets will take any real action, they will only come out with soundbites,» said dairy farmer Handley.

So where farmers previously could, for example, swap machinery and not be taxed on any capital gains, now real estate is pretty much the only thing you can swap and not be taxed.

Braley criticized her for being out of touch with Iowa's farmers and hunters, suggesting that Ernst doesn't accept that «this is a real problem» with the climate.

«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.

Azeroth's economy is based on (virtual) gold, and although it doesn't cost (real) money — notorious Chinese gold farmers notwithstanding — it does take time.

The Real Food Summit is a FREE online event with 29 farmers, nutritionists, authors and bloggers discussing how eating Real Food is best for not only our health but the health of the soil, the plants, the animals, and the future of our planet.

I don't know how much money they spent doing this study, yet another in the stream of studies showing the same exact thing, but I bet it's more than they'll spend helping farmers who grow actual real organic veggies.

If you want to enjoy real dairy — the living kind that includes not only vitamins and minerals but active enzymes and bacteria — you will need to find a farmer or local source for it, since it is often unavailable commercially.

Now I'm not going to deny it: generally speaking, eating real, organic food is more expensive because it costs more to produce and organic farmers don't receive the generous subsidies granted to large agribusinesses.

With these factory - style tactics, farmers can fatten up and slaughter cows more quickly, but real cows don't eat grains — they eat grass.

The real one, not the thinly veiled one (a la The Rose or 30 Rock's «Jacki Jormp - Jomp) Jormp») 1946 Dolly Parton arrives in Tennessee to a tobacco farmer and his wife.

It turns out the real problem wasn't that the community lacked a farmers» market.

A farm attraction which is not a working dairy farm may only have a couple of cows rather than a herd of cows, so the challenge for the farmer is to relate what the children see to the real world of farming, it's a form of «farm light».

This loan assists farmers with purchasing or restructuring agricultural real estate loans by providing a financial institution with a 75 percent guarantee of total loans that do not exceed $ 400,000 to an individual borrower.

The term «single asset real estate» is defined as «a single property or project, other than residential real property with fewer than four residential units, which generates substantially all of the gross income of a debtor who is not a family farmer and on which no substantial business is being conducted by a debtor other than the business of operating the real property and activities incidental.»

While they may think that the farmers / ranchers in this area are just waiting for a new dog or cat to join the clan ---- the real answer is not hardly ---- no way.

At this very self - contained villa there is no real need to venture out at all, but a visit to the nearby village — one of the prettiest in Bali — or a bicycle ride along the tiny roads, past farmers tending their rice fields, should not be missed.

Not to mention the legendary Madison farmer's market — talk about real farm to table experiences.

Not only is this incredibly adorable, but for a budding farmer there's much more to play for here than in real life.

I suppose that all the oyster farmers and fishermen in Louisiana don't count because they aren't «real people» who have pensions.

The Real Effect on Small Farms I can't imagine this resulting in anything more than a little paperwork and a brief headache for small farmers — they have no reason to worry about a seven figure fine.

«Real farmers will not trash a living rice plant,» said Boncodin, who is a native of the region where the vandalism took place.

It's not that the farmers in the path of it aren't offered real money to let oil flow over their land.

Whether or not we agree that humans have changed the climate, farmers will plant the crops they need to stay in business, and leaders in coastal cities will make real changes to address rising sea levels.

Their arguments are few: • I haven't seen real change in Iowa, just the usual variability (from an Iowa farmer) • there is disagreement among respected scientists, so I can take whatever position I want and run with it, loudly and forcefully (a popular argument in all discussions, although scientists in the same position often become less assertive about their position).

OR does it mean, that really Tilj was WRONG to think that one could not get a real temp chronology out of the samples and too timid and should have taken a swing at it instead of being dissuaded by that 1999 farmer's comment?

Rachel's problem is not traffic, nor plastic bag use (she brings her own), but rather, firstly, the fact that many markets are too infrequent to have a real impact on farmers» income, and secondly, that they are still seen as too elitist and expensive.

A recent post in The American called «The Omnivore's Delusion» seeks to rebut the «agri - intellectuals» like Michael Pollan et al, whose rarefied opinions do not accord with the experience of real farmers like author Blake Hurst, a self - professed industrial farmer.

A recent post in The American called «The Omnivore's Delusion» seeks to rebut the «agri - intellectuals» like Michael Pollan et al, whose rarefied opinions do not accord with the experience of real farmers like author Blake

Another income tax statute in 1894 was overturned in Pollock v. Farmers» Loan & Trust Co. in 1895, where the Supreme Court held that income taxes on income from property, such as rent income, interest income, and dividend income (however excepting income taxes on income from «occupations and labor» if only for the reason of not having been challenged in the case, «We have considered the act only in respect of the tax on income derived from real estate, and from invested personal property») were to be treated as direct taxes.

First, it's not all that easy to tell whether someone is truly a farmer or not, by which I mean someone who is gathering resources / in - game currency to trade for real - life currency.

Without the farmers most of the high level items simply would not exist, because real people can not possibly meet the demand.

Not only are agricultural managers paid more than farmers from the get - go, but they're usually paid real, nonfluctuating wages.

We've built a system where commodity farmers simply can not make a living without government payments; subsidies have been internalized into the business model (e.g., Most homeowner's wish to do this, real homeowner's, not those buying with no equity.

I couldn't wait to get up in the morning and spend another 16 - 18 hr day, «working in the field,» as would be expected of a real - life farmer, as a real estate farmer.

From fashion shows to farmers markets, you'll find it in South End, not to mention a diverse selection of real estate options.

So fall nesting is getting real, purchased a bunch of pumpkins from our farmer friend today, it has rained to hard to be outside but it's being to look a lot like fall.