Sentences with phrase «things about the farm»

The principle reason the neighbors don't pose much of a threat is because they don't know the first thing about farming.

One of the greatest things about Farming Simulator 2019 is mods.

Also heard some great things about the Farm, and the healthy living they have there.

Not exact matches

One person driving less, eating less factory - farmed meat, flying less, polluting less, using less air conditioning — you know things you could do — may affect little on a global CO2 scale, but maybe today, if everyone who reads this article who cares about Thoreau's legacy, who believes in self - determination, who calls him - or herself a leader, or just wants to be one, acts by his or her values...

It's odd in that it kicks things off by asking you some weirdly specific questions about whether you earn income through farming, estates, or corporate partnerships.

(His sister, Susie, still lives in Omaha and focuses on her philanthropic work; his brother, Howard, owns a farm in Decatur, Ill.) Above all, the key thing about Peter Buffett is that he appears to be absolutely and completely normal.

There's just one thing standing in the way: cows, or to be more precise, about 12,700 dairy farms.

The lesson from that book is that farmer's must do certain things or forget about farming.

AI, Internet of Things and Augmented Reality are about to reinvent how industries utilize data — and could drive an era of productivity growth in our cities, farms, factories and hospitals.

Now I have a (2 years) business plan with a Start - Up Capital of about N4.9 Million (approx $ 32,000)(including money to lease a land, where my farm will be situated and other things).

I truly love being about to enjoy being outside and doing fall - ish things with my family — apple picking and pumpkin picking, watching the hounds at one of the local farms, or playing on the playground while bundled in sweatshirts.

One thing I really like about this restaurant is that they use fresh, Vancouver Island ingredients wherever possible, including mozzarella di bufala from Natural Pastures (made with milk from Fairburn Farms, home to the only water buffalo herd in Canada!)

In addition to their abundant organic crops, Hill Top Farms also offers a tour of the 30 acre farm which consists of a trip through the horse barn where participants get a up close, hands on education about equine care including feeding and grooming one or more of the nine resident horses, feeding the chickens and petting the goats and a hayride out to the fields where you get to see and taste organic vegetables in production and learn about how things grow and why organics is important.

She says that keeping up with RSPO standards, which are reviewed every five years, is the hardest thing about sustainable palm oil farming.

is the hardest thing about sustainable palm oil farming.

Lunch: Stag's Lunchette «Stag's is a small sandwich shop that's great about getting things from local farms, using hormone - free, antibiotic - free meats and organic produce whenever possible.

One thing that's great about living where I do is that I have three different farms all in easy driving distance, two of which have mostly beefsteak and one that has all the pretty colors.

By Alasdair Smithson One of the great things about organic farming is that no two days are the same, which makes it a good profession for those of us who like variety and thinking on our feet.

«At what point is it possible to talk to them about transitioning, about how to do things differently on the farm?»

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Evolution is a wonderful thing: humans used to grunt to communicate and now use social media and smartphone apps; they used to hunt mammoths and now eat farmed animals... but that could be about to change, thanks to the efforts of someone who has forged a link between the modern world and the origin of the species.

Some of the transcripts are now available from the Senate's inquiry into the «impacts of supermarket price decisions on the dairy industry» (naturally Frank Zumbo used the opportunity to once again rave about the Birdsville amendment on predatory pricing - he doesn't fail to mention he drafted it, amongst other things (such as a purported need for price discrimination laws and proposing an office of the Australian small business and farming commissioner)-RRB-.

One of my favorite things about fall is going to pumpkin farms.

This means you always need to taste the batter and adjust amounts of things (yes, I know there are raw eggs... but buy cage free farm eggs and you don't need to worry about the salmonella thing).

«I have other X-rays here, but the thing I like about the Novus units is their ability to self - train; a guy that doesn't even know much about X-ray can do it,» says Bob Taylor, Superintendent of Electronics and Controls at Clemens Food Group — a vertically coordinated company that includes hog farming, food production, logistical services and transportation.

The funny thing is, that whilst I was nibbling away at natures best stuff and chatting to fellow foodies about lifestyle choices such as ecological household items, living near farms and eating locally sourced eggs, bread and walking in the fields or even building eco-friendly homes... it reminded me of how each choice I make on a daily basis affects my body.

The awkward thing is that he seems the perfect fit for Post-Wenger Arsenal (never mind his mouthing off about farms in Argentina) he has Premier league experience and Arsenal have Champions league experience.

And I would say the same thing about urban farming in Baltimore.

One thing I really love about Siena Farms is how they involve the community.

We've also heard great things about Autumn Hills Orchard in Groton, Kimball Fruit Farm in Pepperell, and Russell Orchards in Ipswich.

As for the doll and farm play, in order of the most played with (for those curious about these things): the farmhouse is by Ostheimer (as are most of the wooden farmhouse figures, with a few Kathe Kruse thrown in too); the (made in Maine) dollhouse is Seri's Dollhouse; then there is the Wooden Tree House Doll House; and the Wooden Camper (which was from Magic Cabin 8 years or so ago, and I couldn't find any maker info on it).

August 19: It's toddler time at the farm, learning about and helping care for living things on the farm (Waltham)

Of course, an average family budget doesn't extend to an expensive day trip every day and although we've enjoyed the cinema and Marsh Farm so far, I've also been doing a lot of research and brainstorming about nice, fun things we can do together that cost little or no money.

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Notice new things about Drumlin Farm as your host guides you through fun activities around the fFarm as your host guides you through fun activities around the farmfarm:

South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture, Hugh Weathers, and I updated Secretary Perdue about the great things we are doing in South Carolina with the Farm to School Program.»

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[Cameron] thinks that people who talk about Europe or «bang on» about Europe as he once put it himself, he thinks that people who talk about immigration and who are worried about the numbers of people coming to Britain, he thinks that people who are concerned about the blot of wind farms all over our landscapes and seascapes, he thinks that people who discuss those things are beyond the pale and I think when he insults us actually what he's doing, he's insulting a very large number of his own voters.

About 20 residents from Peconic, Cutchogue and Mattituck made one thing clear at Tuesday night's Southold Town Board meeting: They don't want a shrimp farm anywhere near their homes.

Now, the same groups have built more elaborate models that paint a detailed picture of how the British countryside was ravaged by the FMD virus, taking into account things such as the location of every farm, the estimated number of pigs, cattle, and sheep each farm contained, as well as exhaustive data about the spread of the disease and the culling process.

But one of the things that climate in particular brings up for me — farming in particular brings up for me is thoughts about climate.

We need to take into account how the landscapes we live in today are the result of millennia of people doing things like burning vegetation, herding animals and farming when we make decisions about how to preserve, restore, or remodel environments.

I just think it depends on what kind of organic we're talking about factory farm, you know, big corporations have started labeling things organic.

One other thing nobody is talking about is the fact that fish are going extinct from the oceans, and factory fish farms are creating huge amounts of coastal pollution and fish are still going extinct in the oceans because they need to catch SO many smaller fish to feed the salmon.

We chatted about farms and life and such things.

I truly love being about to enjoy being outside and doing fall - ish things with my family — apple picking and pumpkin picking, watching the hounds at one of the local farms, or playing on the playground while bundled in sweatshirts.

One of the things that I really like about Cantina 18 is that they use locally sourced ingredients from North Carolina farms, and I was really excited to try out some of the new dishes on their menu with Meghan.

State Farm won by a close nose and since I've gotten car insurance with them in the past, I decided to go this route, but I have heard AMAZING things about Lemonade too.

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My grandmother had a small farm she grew just about every thing and she caned just about every thing and pickled some things and the cooking for breakfast was down right home cooking not the way it is today i am a city gal i have been wanting to luve in the country for aome time now i am average...