Sentences with phrase «working grain farm»

Taleamor Park offers two - week residencies from May through October and residencies of at least two weeks from November to April to poets, fiction writers, and creative nonfiction writers on a scenic 375 - acre working grain farm in northern Indiana...

Not exact matches

In the midland region of Travancore and in highlands to the east, they worked as farm hands raising paddy, tapicoa and cash crops while in the paddy fields of the west coast they were ploughers of the soil, sowers of seeds, transplanters of seedlings, removers of weeds, irrigators, harvesters, dryers of grain and loaders into the wooden storage space.

The hope that, by farming the sea, increasing the yield of grains, or otherwise working a miracle of production in food science and technology we can in the nick of time prevent mass starvation without any of the affluent having to give up current privileges, is vain.

I grew up on an organic grain farm in Saskatchewan and worked for 5 years as a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)- contract organic inspector.

Both Stephen and Fraser continue to work on the family farm where they grow organic grain and cattle.

Time to pull out that bag of flour I bought from Bluebird Grain Farms and put them to «work» baking bread.

From on - farm, to manufacturing, exporting and for consumers, we work at all stages of the food supply chain with food companies - in particular the meat, dairy, horticulture and grains industries, other researchers, the Commonwealth Department of Health and state health and innovation departments to make a difference to the healthiness of foods stocked on Australian supermarket shelves.

To gain the Certified Transitional logo for its new cereal, Kashi worked with Hesco / Dakota Organic Products, a specialty grain company, to identify and work with two farmers interested in transitioning new land from conventional to organic farming practices.

Fall foliage, cider - making, vegetable harvesting, grain threshing, and more (Sturbridge, Mass.) Oct. 2, 2012 — Fall harvest time in early New England was an important time of year when farm families worked hard to put away enough food to last until the following summer.

Organic farms we work with are untouched by modern toxic input to product pure and natural spices and grains of the highest quality, that result in delicious, healthy meals for you and your family.

Most of the grains we do use come from local family farms that we've worked with for over 83 years!

Most of the grains used are purchased from family farms we've worked with for over 83 years.

Working cats offer a valuable service in controlling rodents and other small vermin that consume farm resources (not just grain, but also grease on machinery), chew electrical wires and potentially spread disease.

Skeiding Guest Farm is a working grain, sheep, ostrich and Nguni fFarm is a working grain, sheep, ostrich and Nguni farmfarm.

Experience warm country hospitality at Chuckem Farmstay, a working grain and merino sheep farm located 27 kilometres south west of Narrogin.

Relax in a country atmosphere on a working sheep and grain farm.

Bigger spaces to house more chickens, bigger trucks to transport the produce, more grain silos so your farm can work unaided for longer.

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A big part of this is working to provide technology solutions to farm customers who want online platforms for market information and grain marketing opportunities.