The organic farmland area expanded by 17% to 2 million hectares, or 7.5% of all farmland.
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The American Farmland Trust estimates an acre of U.S. farmland goes into development every two minutes.
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Farmland search For five days, dozens of law enforcement officers searched the farmland owned by Dinardo's parents.
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As the 2018 farm bill faces an uncertain future, American Farmland Trust's recent report, "Farms Under Threat: The State of America's Farmland," reveals that we are losing farmland at nearly twice the rate previously documented.
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Rota submitted his Farmland analysis to the agency's whistleblower hotline, while Farmland later briefed SEC staff on its side.
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Farmland Partners Inc, a farmland real estate investment trust (REIT) with approximately $600 million in farmland assets, has dropped out of deals in Ohio and Nebraska over the past year because property taxes were too onerous.
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Read MoreWashington state farmland finds out-of-state buyers "Timberland and farmland are not sexy, but they are steady," said Moon.
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Farmland Partners, which at $7.50 per share trades 46 percent below its April 2014 initial public offering price of $14, was the first dedicated farmland REIT in the United States and launched near the height of the farmland boom.
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Since 33, real estate development has eaten away over 471,000 acres of the state's farmland, according to data from the preservation group American Farmland Trust.
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Sixty percent of Iowa farmland is owned by people 65 years or older, and 35 percent of farmland is owned by people 75 or older.
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Farmland is good for the mix in portfolios, said Chris Morris, a manager at LandFund Partners II, a private farmland investment fund based in Nashville, Tennessee.
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And since 220, real estate development has swallowed more than 6003,2600 acres of the state's farmland, according to data compiled by the American Farmland Trust, a preservation group.
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Irrigated farmland values dropped by 2 percent in the fourth quarter compared to a year earlier, while non-irrigated farmland dropped by 4 percent, according to the bank's survey.
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Converting farmland into grasslands helps lock planet-warming carbon into the soil, but a recent study found that converting the land back to farmland releases carbon back into the atmosphere.
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"You still see high quality farmland selling for higher prices ... Just like the farm bankrupticies, (the) farmland price story is similar: Some states have seen increase, some see decrease," Johansson said.
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In New York State alone, 1.8 million acres of farmland are owned by people 65 and over, many of whom are financially unprepared for retirement and often wind up making the quickest and most lucrative move: selling to developers, said David Haight, an official with American Farmland Trust, which connects aspiring farmers with available farmland.
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As we execute our investment strategy, we are committed to pursuing the UN-backed Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) Farmland Guidelines, which we helped to develop in 2011 with other farmland investors.
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"You still see high-quality farmland selling for higher prices ... Just like the farm bankruptcies, (the) farmland price story is similar: Some states have seen an increase, some see a decrease," Johansson said.
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He also works for an advocacy group - the American Farmland Trust - that last year found more than 31 million acres of farmland were lost to development between 1992 and 2012, double previous estimates.
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Lori Sallet, the media relations director at the American Farmland Trust, said that urban expansion and the opportunity it presents for farmland owners to make real estate deals with developers drive this decline.
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Outside the fertile south, much farmland sits far from ports.
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After all, South Los Angeles was once full of farmland.
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Accompanying heavy rains have triggered floods, inundating swathes of farmland.
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An aerial view of farmland during severe drought, July 13.
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So handling this amount of farmland is quite the job.
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Almost all farmland in China is owned by village collectives.
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We think it's the largest urban farmland in North America.
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Farmland must be restored so food can be grown again.
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For days, dozens of law enforcement officers searched the farmland.
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Farmland Partners is also diversifying into less volatile specialty crops.
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Some investors are worried that farmland is in a bubble.
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The biggest reason for clearing trees is to create farmland.
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These mines are destroying rural communities along with the farmland.
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Spills from explosions have further polluted farmland and fishing holes.
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"About fifteen years ago, this was all farmland," he said.
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Farmland was left fallow; the children were malnourished and sick.
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Dramatic events like those aren't commonplace in 2016 American farmland.
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The typhoon also impacted 46,200 hectares of farmland, KCNA said.
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Another R.E.I.T., Iroquois Valley Farmland, has a more specialized niche.
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In the Kansas City Fed's region, farmland values also softened.
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It plans to lend two more smaller pieces of farmland.
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What irrigation is to farmland, subways are to real estate.
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Slovakian farmers have reported being beaten and extorted for farmland.
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Yet talk of rehabilitating spoiled farmland often collides with reality.
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Data-fueled insights may help drive farmland performance, address risk factors When it comes to investing in real assets — farmland, timber, energy and infrastructure — sustainability is essential for assessing risk and preserving long-term value.
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It also has led to a continued slump in farmland prices.
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In Iraq&aposs rice belt, the farmland is cracked and dry.
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Red denotes places where expanding urban areas will compete with farmland.
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Some "farmland" lay beneath swamps or was covered with impenetrable forest.
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One solution from the government has been to buy farmland abroad.
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This is a poor, ramshackle place surrounded by farmland and desert.
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Suzanne belongs to a cult on the fringes of Petaluma's farmland.
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Farmland birds aren't the only ones are in trouble in Europe.
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As pioneers arrived they tried to turn the Otways into farmland.
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The Islamic State buried the dead in shallow graves on farmland.
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Al-Qadarif state is known for its farmland and agricultural projects.
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The scientist said he did not know much about farmland use.
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He did not even know where most farmland could be found.
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Limited farmland means they must look for partners abroad early on.
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Like many airports, Savannah/Hilton Head was built on former farmland.
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Crisp polygonal tracts of farmland radiate from the edges of town.
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John Piotti is the president and CEO of American Farmland Trust.
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The floodwaters swallowed up tractors on farmland near the Mississippi River.
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Alternatives range from farmland irrigation to heat pumps to ride-sharing.
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His "gym" is a dusty ring in his backyard, overlooking farmland.
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Wildfires have razed 7,000 acres of forests and farmland, Israel says.
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About 80% of the water used in California is for farmland.
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It was against this backdrop that Almarai purchased the Arizona farmland.
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Farmland and open space are becoming huge cultivations and processing centers.
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Farmland filled the distance behind the house, which had few windows.
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Developed from orchards and farmland, the area mostly lacks distinct neighborhoods.
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"It's just families, farmland," said Thomas Brown, whose home was wrecked.
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Floods can wash away farmland and homes and spread waterborne diseases.
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"It's just families, farmland," said one man, whose home was wrecked.
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"This church sits on what was originally farmland," Mr. Alfieri said.
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In the last year, record flooding inundated 100,000 acres of farmland
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Wheatfield's surreal juxtaposition between farmland and cityscape created a hallucinatory vista.
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But when Curtis Booker was growing up, it was all farmland.
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Although the area is not inhabited, it is occupied by farmland.
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In some places like this one, patches of farmland were burned.
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In 2015, Acre Baja opened nearby on 25 acres of farmland.
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As this image of Cartersville shows, farmland and fields were drenched.
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Aging farmers also offer more farmland buying opportunities, Altscher said, adding that the average age of today's farmer is 58, so lots of farmland will hit the market in the next several years as farmers retire.
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China aims to retain at least 124.33 million hectares of arable land in 2020, with no less than 103.1 million hectares of permanent farmland and at least 53.3 million hectares of high-quality farmland, the document said.
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Seminole reservations, farmland, and dairy farms—I saw cows in black, white,
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She had 22011 acres of farmland on which her family grew rice.
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It also included direct investments in farmland, timber and a holding company.
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At least 1 million acres of farmland flooded in nine different states.
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Forests where tigers had lived were cut down and converted to farmland.
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Educating girls, letting women have family planning, letting women own more farmland.
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Sediment washed from farmland can also choke the life out of streams.
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Farmland is barren; canals have dried up; and the people have left.
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As miners go for gold, they are poisoning rivers, farmland - and themselves.
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Over the past ten years, farmland returned over eight percent per year.
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A heatwave continues to roil the country and wreak havoc on farmland.
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Carter most recently used his farmland to grow soybeans, the newspaper said.
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Summer rains are crucial as nearly half of India's farmland lacks irrigation.
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The situation leaves Paul Pittman, CEO of Farmland Partners (FPI) REIT, frustrated.
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But lately Farmland Partners has been buying up blueberry farms in Michigan.
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Miracle Mile Advisors portfolio manager Duncan Rolph prefers timberland REITS to farmland.
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The salt is creeping through the farmland like damp up a wall.
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The vast majority of private land -- farmland included -- is owned by whites.
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Our son is the youngest member on the American Farmland Trust Board.
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Nationwide, farmland averages C$653,265 per acre, according to Farm Credit Canada.
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My grandfather worked 16 hours a day in the farmland to digging.
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Lower farmland prices ultimately make it tougher for farmers to obtain credit.
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But the showers are housed in a separate building on the farmland.
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Almost 31 million acres of farmland irreversibly lost between 1992 and 85033.
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If interest rates spike, farmland value drops — eroding net worth and collateral.
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JANE, a 19 year old Bunny girl - honey-blonde farmland beauty queen.
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Look in one direction from the Ghost Mall and you'll see farmland.
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It also said more than 13,300 hectares of farmland had been damaged.
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Farmland availability and affordability are the No. 1 challenge for new farmers.
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Half of all farmland birds in Europe disappeared in just three decades.
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Especially over oil and locally scarce resources like fresh water and farmland.
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Some said they felt pressured to sign over farmland to the cooperative.
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The Maroons had periodically raided British plantations, stolen supplies, and seized farmland.
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A shopping mall and new houses stand on what was once farmland.
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"He (Trump) wanted to know what was happening in farmland," Roberts said.
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After its merger with American Farmland, the second-largest REIT in farmland investments, Farmland Partners will earn about 75 percent of its rents from acreage "devoted to row crops like those that are used in the distillation process," Born said, but because it's impossible to know where the crops are ultimately headed, it would be difficult to target the spirits industry only this way.
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The area around Fukushima is mostly scenic farmland fringed with thickly wooded hills.
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Species are also adapting to human-modified habitats, such as cities or farmland.
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People have lost their livelihoods with the destruction of farmland, livestock and fisheries.
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Past hurricanes have brought similar chaos, drenching farmland and alarming public health officials.
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Now amid harder times, interest in buying farmland is tapering off, he said.
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Grain prices fell and investors in Ohio farmland were hurt and many ruined.
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There's a lot of mud out there in the farmland of Woodland' California!
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But zoning laws make it difficult for them to do so on farmland.
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It came with a brochure advertising easy returns from converting farmland into woods.
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When the police come, the bandits escape by blending into the nearby farmland.
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Nearly half of India's farmland lacks irrigation and planting usually lasts until July.
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In less than 30 minutes, cumulus clouds developed over the wide-open farmland.
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The farmland bubble may have burst in some Corn Belt states, like Iowa.
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This makes the state the largest single owner of farmland in the country.
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Several hundred people trickled out of the tiny cluster of hamlets and farmland.
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At one point, though, much of the farmland was resumed by the government.
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Afriflora produces over 1.1bn roses a year, cultivated from its farmland in Ethiopia.
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The result: a bubble for Vancouver area farmland and a bust for berries.
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Mapping disease Great swathes of Tanzanian farmland have been wiped out by CBSD.
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Springfield is surrounded by farmland, with the nearest grocery being two miles away.
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Cyclone Yasi knocked home off their foundations and destroyed farmland back in 2011.
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They survey stunning patches of forest and farmland with rifles at the ready.
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Gene Mealhow comes from a family that lost its farmland in the 1980s.
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The Interstate splits the original homestead, so I drive through that farmland often.
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Almost 2003,2200 square miles of farmland were destroyed, weeks before the annual harvest.
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In Florida, for example, manatees swim up canals that run straight through farmland.
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There are the occasional buildings, isolated in the newly created farmland around them.
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Pesticide and fertilizer runoff from farmland can also pollute what little is left.
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Ordinary Kurds have come in behind, seizing properties, destroying buildings, and grabbing farmland.
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To the left were vast expanses of farmland, peat bogs and intermittent homes.
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Water absorbing farmland covered much of what today are the city's sprawling suburbs.
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When Woodhaven was mostly farmland, its main attraction was the Union Course racetrack.
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Montes returned to Nicaragua in 1993 and bought farmland in his native Matagalpa.
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So there will be a road, there will not be farmland, this time.
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What's key here is that not all farmland is suitable for every purpose.
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The 75-year-old president, accused by rights groups of intolerance of dissent, on Thursday delayed the reform which involved farmland auctions and would have allowed foreigners to lease farmland for up to 25 years, against 10 years under current regulations.
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Organic farmland expanded to 1.57 million hectares, or 5.8 percent of total farmland in France, in the first half, against 1.4 million at the end of last year, reflected in a 10 percent rise in the number of organic farms.
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"It's going into residences, backyards, farmland," said Mitch Bosma, a spokesman with Cal Fire.
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Deer cause damage to farmland and spur erosion by, for example, gobbling up grass.
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"Is this healing?" asks Woods' disembodied voice over a yellowed backdrop of midwestern farmland.
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It provides water for more than 22 million people and 700,000 acres of farmland.
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The lakes have been replaced by roads, parks, temples, residential layouts, graveyards or farmland.
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The red pixels are urban areas, yellow is farmland, and gray is everything else.
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The intensified campaign involves more than the usual worries about the scarcity of farmland.
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Vineyards and farmland along the Russian River are inundated by widespread flooding on Jan.
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Whole Foods has also started buying up farmland to create its own organic supply.
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These commitments define our approach: · Acquire farmland assets generally with long-term investment horizons.
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Westchester identifies and underwrites our farmland investments, including negotiating lease and crop management agreements.
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Large swathes of farmland were underwater and state highways in the area remain closed.
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Opposition groups had called for protests against plans to privatize huge swathes of farmland.
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One million acres of farmland basically vanished from the United States last year alone.
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Many have bought more farmland and can afford to send their children to university.
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She would also support national restrictions on foreign ownership of farmland and agriculture companies.
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"Forest land is more vulnerable than farmland, at least in this landscape," said Tola.
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Strathroy is a town of about 21,000 inhabitants in the heart of Ontario's farmland.
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The three commodities represent about 171 million acre of farmland in the United States.
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In the Pacific Northwest, there's been strength in farmland values especially in Washington state.
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Most of the sparsely available farmland is along the Nile, sandwiched between two deserts.
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To untangle that stat, approximately 22014 percent of coffee farmland is at severe risk.
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Some parts along the Faultline were so leveled that they were reconstituted as farmland.
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Worldwide, about 124kg of artificial fertiliser is used per hectare of farmland per year.
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Rodale estimates that organic farmland can potentially sequester more carbon than is currently emitted.
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This wallpaper called "On the horizon" shows a picturesque view of North Korean farmland.
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The fields remain because government policy makes it hard to convert farmland into housing.
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Historically, he said, farmland could be used for solar or for farming - not both.
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Even so, it's tougher to sell farmland today in some parts of the heartland.
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Lava from a huge new fissure tore through farmland towards a coastal dirt road.
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I grew up in the north part of the country, on farmland, growing bananas.
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However, prejudice against Dalits persists and officials routinely refuse to provide them with farmland.
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HALO Trust's UXO-clearance work opens up new farmland for the Lao to cultivate.
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Home to roughly 105,000, Green Bay is essentially a mill town surrounded by farmland.
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"This was all farmland," she said, looking out a giant window in her study.
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That same year, he invested $1,200 of his savings into 40 acres of farmland.
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Farmland was flooded in other states, wiping away crops before they could be harvested.
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But the cuts led some farmers to convert once-conserved grasslands back into farmland.
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The report said Oklahoma's farmland values were up 4 percent, reflecting strong cotton markets.
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The video taken a month ago irrigated the farmland and sowed wheat immediately. pic.twitter.
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But much of Africa's farmland is in danger for another, perhaps simpler, reason: overuse.
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This biodiversity program has already positively affected nearly four million acres of farmland worldwide.
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Farmland, transformed into grassland, has become a perfect habitat for wild boars and foxes.
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Many had been rescued from rooftops and trees after villages and farmland were flooded.
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Hundreds of people crossed the Turkish border, either over farmland or the Evros River.
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AgriSA, a farm industry group, says 27 percent of farmland is in black hands.
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Also it shows there were about 21,257.5 small farms, of 1.23-21.2 acres, in 22012, representing just 236% of all farmland in the U.S. It added that 85,127 large farms, of 2,000 or more acres, made up nearly 60% of total farmland.
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The area covers the eastern bank of the Euphrates and includes oil fields and farmland.
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But habitat loss is important, too—and not just the conversion of bush into farmland.
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Raptor Maps uses drones and tractor-mounted sensors to analyze and A/B test farmland.
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Farmland values here fell 12 percent from 2012 to 2017, according to Iowa State University.
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Creeks, streams, urban areas and farmland are certainly at risk for flooding late this weekend.
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There they set up a makeshift tent on open farmland, across from a small river.
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It starts with tall power lines criss-crossing swaths of farmland, mainly corn and soy.
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All are still waiting to be allocated the two acres of farmland they were promised.
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Soil contamination occurs in most countries with a lot of farmland, heavy industry and mining.
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His body was recovered from farmland not far from where Heinrich lived with his father.
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Across India, only 13 percent of farmland is owned by women, according to census data.
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Nairobi-bound Flight 302 went down into farmland minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa.
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Now that spot has shifted to 40-50km away, where pavements give way to farmland.
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Other highlighted areas that police are seeking information about include tracts of sparsely-populated farmland.
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The governor said he saw large swaths of flooded farmland and equipment on Sunday's tour.
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Others described their visit on Wednesday to the arid farmland where the passenger jet crashed.
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So using the same farmland for plants would be the quickest way to reduce emissions?
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By the 1920s the Victorian Government was looking for ways to repair the abandoned farmland.
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"Farmland should be protected the way we protect pandas," the government said in the document.
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The subway began operating a century ago when much of the city was still farmland.
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What saves it from being demolished home by home and left to turn into farmland?
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The country's good fortune has long rested on wealth from its mineral resources and farmland.
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Saint-Hyacinthe is a town of 50,000 nestled in the heart of Southern Quebec's farmland.
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The REIT has also been snapping up more farmland in California, Florida and other states.
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He added that farmland prices may not turn around for a year or even two.
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But quite a lot of the green belt is golf courses and high-intensity farmland.
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Neighboring Australia has also grappled with concerns around foreign ownership of farmland and rural businesses.
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The center of town is a cluster of factories—Penford Paper, Farmland, and Quaker Oats.
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For example, thanks to more efficient farming technology, the world may have reached "peak farmland".
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On the other side of the pale water was flat farmland held by Islamic State.
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Half of farmland that produce grains — like rice, corn, soybeans, wheat, and cotton — is rented.
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Starting in 1932, North Dakota law barred nonfamily corporations from owning farmland or operating farms.
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The Dominican Republic is the greener, rainier side of the island and has better farmland.
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Some families had recently traveled north to Arizona to scout out possible purchases of farmland.
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The balance of the property is farmland; sunflowers have been grown there in the past.
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Sediment from farmland and developments fills in gaps between cobblestones, displacing larvae from their homes.
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This aerial photo of North Korea farmland captures the country in the middle of autumn.
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Take the long drive home through oceans, farmland, and roads that are straight for miles.
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Almarai has bought farmland in Argentina, California and Arizona to produce alfalfa to ship here.
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Well-managed farmland protects wildlife, controls floods, suppresses fires, and protects our water and wildlife.
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It's hard to determine the value of the farmland, which is on two adjacent lots.
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These rules do not apply to investors who want to purchase farmland through traditional investment.
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Some 200 have floated across the border, torching over 2,000 acres (809.40 hectares) of farmland.
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It is so widely used that manufacturers say glyphosate covers a third of French farmland.
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We have the greatest farmland anywhere in the world, but they won't give us water.
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"Our community has given up more than 100,000 acres of farmland," Moore-Jackson told me.
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Farmland, forest, and desert would all collapse, and floating throughout would be loads of corpses.
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The new government earlier this week announced tougher standards for sales of farmland to foreigners.
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Although this process creates new sources of revenue, the weed is still endangering valuable farmland.
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When Ms. Blampied grew up here, the area was a sprawl of farmland and woods.
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And regrowth never occurs if the land is developed or converted to pasture or farmland.
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The president holds more than 71,000 hectares of farmland, according to the Congo Research Group.
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The agriculture industry is utilizing the Internet of Things to transform crop yields on farmland.
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He said he saw significant flooding in the farmland of Jacksonville and throughout Onslow County.
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It sits on a 36.3-acre lot of farmland and forest, bordered by Harrods Creek.
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Mr. Gallego has financed his work by selling family farmland, as well as through donations.
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"Pittman also disputed the short seller's assertion that Farmland faces a "significant risk of insolvency.
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A program to issue certificates confirming rights to land has covered 60 percent of farmland.
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The region, rich in oil, water and farmland, is seen as important to Syria's reconstruction.
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There remain 35,000 to 40,000 acres of farmland in production in Suffolk County, he said.
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Miles of farmland and wooded areas along both banks were inundated in murky brown water.
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However, when it came to vegan diets, our available farmland could feed 735 million people.
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The military statement said troops had seized swathes of farmland, several villages and some towns.
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Mark Skinner told Global News during the mission last year as they flew over farmland.
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The bike ride extends into an outer loop that includes views of farmland and wooded marsh.
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In addition to their restaurant, they own organic farmland in Mexico and a produce distribution business.
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Multiple species of armyworm moths are laying waste to vast tracts of farmland across southern Africa.
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" While the farmland market is considered stable, Hensley said there's "a slight bias toward weaker values.
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The frontline in the area runs through open farmland where wheat and corn are usually grown.
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In Norway you can't just buy a farm and leave registered farmland to its own devices.
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China might soon see a five percent loss in its farmland, and Vietnam over ten percent.
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From an eagle's vantage I see roads and streets, highways and rivers, farmland and urban sprawl.
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His sprawling Virginia plantation, Mount Vernon, included five separate farms on 8,000 acres of prime farmland.
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Indeed, the constitution enshrines the just distribution of farmland as a fundamental goal of the state.
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Just down the road are the remnants of a small town, which, luckily, includes some farmland.
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According to the USDA, there is a three-year process to transition farmland to organic standards.
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For example, it vows to change the constitution to allow the expropriation of farmland without compensation.
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The real estate investment trust specializing in farmland posted revenue of $11.4 million in the period.
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My grandfather worked 16 hours a day in the farmland and [thought he was] very busy.
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That tree growth would ideally be spread across both urban and rural areas, even near farmland.
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For some 2359 years, the weeds had caused farmland to flood and prevented people from fishing.
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Farmland recently reported about $1.6 million in extra expenses over 2018, before insurance, citing Rota's campaign.
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Other solutions include setting up storage facilities abroad and acquiring farmland in Africa, Europe and Asia.
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It's a picturesque, cartoony campground surrounded by picnic tables, a flower garden, and even some farmland.
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Even Rolph admits, though, that farmland has had double-digit returns for the last 10 years.
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It made up 29 percent of all land in Nigeria, while farmland made up 2200 percent.
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But bankers did say they expect farmland values will stabilize, at least in the short term.
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The United States annually produces 2.3 billion bushels of wheat across 50 million acres of farmland.
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In a strange way, the rush to acquire farmland shows that Africa is becoming properly urban.
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The name comes from a mill built close by in 1784 when the area was farmland.
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"My grandfather worked 16 hours a day in the farmland digging," Ma told CNBC's David Faber.
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Meanwhile, in his home state of Indiana, farmland and tornado-damaged buildings are steeped in floodwaters.
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Many had moved to farmland in nearby provinces, or went to live in exile in Iran.
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Big farmers may have more resources, but small family farms manage almost half of American farmland.
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It could support state-level policies designed to protect U.S. farmland from purchase by foreign entities.
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Our future depends on having enough farmland to both feed us and to restore our planet.
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For decades, they acquired significant wealth by tilling, and more recently by selling, farmland adjoining Delhi.
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Sensor nodes spread across farmland might require powerful radio components to send data over long distances.
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On Monday, the government started a campaign to demolish unlicensed buildings from 19,000 acres of farmland.
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The farmers seized much of their territory and converted it to farmland, without interbreeding with them.
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The commercial complex is surrounded by startlingly green farmland just outside the small village of Livarot.
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Searching for affordable farmland, Mennonite families first arrived in Penn Yan from Lancaster, Pa., in 1973.
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At the end of apartheid in 1994, 60,000 white farmers held 86 percent of all farmland.
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After his Washington years, Mr. Bergland was president of Farmland-Eaton World Trade in 1981-82.
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But Ditmas Park, named for the early settler Jan Jansen Van Ditmarsen Jr., was once farmland.
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Tigers are emerging from their reserves onto roads and farmland, searching for territory, mates and prey.
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It often requires buying farmland and painstakingly regrowing forests, keeping out invasive grasses and preventing fires.
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Additionally, farmland that once provided food to residents had also been taken over by the regime.
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Such a change would curb the ability of national leaders to use farmland as political chits.
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Only 13 percent of farmland is owned by women in India, according to 2011 census data.
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For the well-watered Midwest with its rich farmland was but an extension of the East.
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In Madagascar, for example, humans may have to move deeper into lemur habitats for new farmland.
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Dr. Silverman's early work as an ethnographer focused on the allocation of farmland in rural Italy.
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In this context, researchers compared 10 different diets, based on how efficiently they use America's farmland.
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They poison drinking water, pollute farmland (which in turn kills farming jobs), and wreck local environments.
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Adobe buildings with beams and balconies surrounded the town square; a block beyond were hills and farmland.
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The total area of farmland lost to development over the past two decades is difficult to quantify.
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"All the farmland was forest, and my grandpa and dad took down all the trees," Curtis explains.
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The areas controlled by Kurdish-led forces include oil, farmland and water resources critical to the economy.
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It's called the Jellstad Ship, and it was discovered on farmland in Østfold county in southeast Norway.
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Prices for prime farmland are up 37 percent since 2012, according to consultancy Informa Economics IEG FNP.
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The incendiary kites and balloons have devastated large swaths of farmland and nature reserves in southern Israel.
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Thorpe and his family have wanted to purchase farmland in Silicon Valley since they started in 2120.
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Up to 70% of the farmland became inaccessible because of snipers, according to the UN humanitarian agency.
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Activist groups released a report critical of Harvard University's billion-dollar investments in farmland around the world.
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The former farmland north of Atlanta has become a bustling center of commerce that rivals the downtown.
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Researchers began to wonder if pesticides in the farmland that surrounds the Sebitoli area were a culprit.
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The combination of factors leaves many cities several degrees warmer than the surrounding farmland, grasslands, or forests.
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That amounts to roughly 250,000 square kilometres of contaminated soil, equivalent to the arable farmland of Mexico.
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It is critical for the country's 1 million farmers because nearly half of their farmland lacks irrigation.
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Some are strictly local, having taken up arms to fight over farmland or against corrupt local government.
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The first is the abandonment of farmland, especially in high, parched places where nothing grows terribly well.
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Sapelo Island is a tangle of marsh and farmland, and its residents are known as Saltwater Geechees.
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The storm pummeled towns, farmland and resorts and wiped out power to tens of thousands of people.
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After the rmains were found, residents left flower bouquets outside the farmland in memory of the victims.
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In 2010, Algeria approved a law allowing private firms to lease state-owned farmland for 40 years.
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What's most astonishing is that this incredible output has occurred without any corresponding increase in farmland. How?
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But not all farmland is created equal: 40 million square kilometers is just for livestock, mostly cattle.
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Buying just 1,000 shares in Farmland Partners can move the stock up or down by a lot.
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The mechanism for investment in Iraqi farmland and terms will be up for negotiations with interested firms.
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SALIC's agricultural investments include farmland, grain silos and terminals, as part of Saudi Arabia's food security drive.
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Non-operator landlords, such as hedge funds and multinational corporations, own 80 percent of this rented farmland.
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Currently, more than 40 acres of farmland are lost every hour to development, totaling 1,000 acres daily.
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He bought a hundred and sixty acres of farmland in Idaho and planted peppermint, tansy, and lavender.
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Not wanting to have neighbors nearby, Mr. Roncoroni bought two acres of farmland and leased four more.
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The loss of grocery stores can feel like a cruel joke when you live surrounded by farmland.
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The Amazon rainforest has been seized by massive fires as Brazilian farmers cut down trees for farmland.
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Named for a mountain just a few miles away, the area is rural, with farmland and parks.
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There are also thousands of acres reserved for public parks, farmland and the all-important golf courses.
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We will never save farmland at the scale needed without a comprehensive package of forward-looking policies.
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In Sioux Falls it was the flat farmland sunsets that almost made me veer off the road.
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The two make up a combined 750 acres of island property that includes both farmland and beaches.
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The majority of South African farmland remains under white ownership more than 25 years after apartheid ended.
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The second, The Blues, is scheduled to be installed on remote farmland in central Iowa this fall.
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To provide shelter for the influx of Rohingya, vast tracts of forest and farmland have been cleared.
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Presumably, though, we also don't want a planet that's nothing but pavement, cattle farms and monoculture farmland.
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From Ruggell, I walked across expansive farmland before ascending through a 100-foot canopy into a clearing.
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On Friday, he and his wife moved their dog and three horses off their stretch of farmland.
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That's a setback, but it's not a permanent reduction in economic potential like the less fertile farmland.
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As the sun rose, the taxi climbed perilous cobblestone roads further and deeper into hills of farmland.
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John Piotti Washington The writer is president and chief executive of the American Farmland Trust, a nonprofit.
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Beginning in mid-December, foreign buyers of farmland will have to prove tangible benefits from their ownership.
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Mr. Johnson's father, Raymond, who is 65, owns more than 800 acres of farmland in nearby Pinconning.
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The balloons, along with flaming kites, have scorched thousands of acres of Israeli farmland in recent months.
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They noticed that houses here were separated by farmland and trees, not packed together like back home.
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The practice is becoming more popular and important as urban populations grow dramatically and available farmland decreases.
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And, finally, the A.N.C. pledged to redistribute thirty per cent of the country's farmland within five years.
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A further 2000 miles of single-bank fishing can be purchased along with extra farmland and woodland.
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The loud crack of a rifle rings out across the barren, fire-blackened farmland in southeast Australia.
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As IBM brought jobs to Poughkeepsie and Fishkill, modest houses rose in subdivisions carved out of farmland.
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As the train moved up Yangon's east side, mildew-stained buildings started to give way to farmland.
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We started restoring fertility to the overused farmland, bringing in better health education and family planning information.
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About 20 miles to the north, on what was once farmland, there is a beehive of activity.
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The crash just before dawn scattered flaming debris and passengers' belongings across a wide stretch of farmland.
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It also ruined vast areas of farmland; the next harvest was a fraction of the expected yield.
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Chinese companies use heavy machinery that often pockmarks villages with multiple holes 30 meters deep, destroying farmland.
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Farms like Ms. Bates's, in addition to more traditional farmland, have been around for quite some time.
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The law granted small parcels of public farmland to any adult citizen who paid a nominal fee.
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I passed boarded-up shops in the hearts of small towns, and tumbledown barns and abandoned farmland.
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Residents watch as bushfires burn through farmland near the small town of Nana Glen on Nov. 12.
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A mile-long network of viaducts, bridges and platforms is rising more than 60 feet over farmland.
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They received two acres of farmland, which helped support them until they returned home six years later.
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Kate McGraw: My platform focuses on agricultural issues, preserving our farmland; also, keeping our educational system healthy.
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In the previous century, farm bills subsidized farmland and grain purchases, a practice that was eventually ended.
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They live on about 200 acres of farmland that has been in the Washington family for centuries.
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That compares to an average of $3,080 per acre for already cleared farmland in the United States.
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On a nondescript piece of farmland, a pole is ready and waiting to hoist the EU flag.
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Since the beginning of the 20th Century, Floridians have dredged up the marshes to create arable farmland.
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The work takes on the overall quality of seeing the quilt-like patterns of farmland from above.
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Hawaiian farmers always had aluminum in their soil, according to the University of Hawaii, most farmland does.
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Pittman doesn't like the comparison to other farm REITs, and the Farmland Partners CEO has a point: His REIT's shares are only down 5 percent in the past year, compared to the 103 percent dive in LAND shares and 27 percent decline in shares of American Farmland (AFCO).
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Growth capital and farmland resources will be critical for companies looking to grow into viable, global farming businesses.
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Ugandan officials acknowledge shortcomings but said farmland would be allocated once the immediate crisis had been dealt with.
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That is why we're committed to discouraging deforestation through a Zero Deforestation Policy for our Brazilian farmland investments.
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Each dot is color-coded to represent a different land use — like forest land, farmland, pavement and buildings.
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Growing up, Moynihan's family had a farm in Ireland, and he still owns farmland there to this day.
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The region they control spreads across much of northern and eastern Syria, rich in farmland, oil, and water.
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A key concern of Nuveen stakeholders is that farmland investment may come at the expense of forested areas.
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DiNardo was re-arrested on Wednesday after investigators unearthed a mass grave at the farmland his family owns.
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In Ethiopia, all land is formally owned by the state, and there is no established price for farmland.
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John Muyisa, 54, said he too lost his livelihood when 44 acres of farmland were taken in 2011.
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Some of the land taken during the Namibian genocide is good farmland; most of it is grazing country.
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It plans to make around 90% of its contaminated farmland fit for crops by the end of 2020.
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When Reuters visited this week, only farmland and barbed wire fencing could be seen from the Chinese side.
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Instead, they threaten regional fish stocks and farmland, and may leave millions of people poor, hungry and displaced.
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Farmland values in Oklahoma, where there's a strong cattle market, continued to rise modestly in the fourth quarter.
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As farmland values cool in California, it could spur investors to take another look at ag real estate.
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Tunisia devotes most of its fertile irrigated farmland to durum wheat, and imports mainly soft wheat and barley.
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In Deloria's time, that infrastructure was dams, which flooded forests and farmland on many reservations, including Standing Rock.
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A fire he set on his fields also burned a neighbor's farmland and destroyed several huts, he said.
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"There's an excess amount of water there," said Pittman, whose REIT doesn't own farmland in water-challenged California.
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But he said there's no simple answer now, because farmland values could be flat for a few years.
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Farmland in China is collectively owned and farmers only have the right to contract and use the land.
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Most of that farmland is low, dry, and hot, and primarily in countries like Brazil, Nicaragua, and India.
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In 2013, Grazing land decreased to 38 percent of the Middle Belt and farmland increased to 42 percent.
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Head west, through a landscape of flat, featureless farmland, and the Detroit skyline appears in even less time.
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His government sold hundreds of thousands of acres of state farmland, much of it to politically connected allies.
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Other beneficiaries include the Council on Foreign Relations, the American Farmland Trust and the Maine Coast Heritage Trust.
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China's desire for more soybeans and agricultural products is helping drive the need for more farmland in Brazil.
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"I'm the only guy in the world who ever paid farmland prices to pick up limbs," he said.
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In a hundred years, we might even see much of our former farmland converted back to wildlife preserves.
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One of the major effects of farm subsidies is their capitalization into the prices of farmland and buildings.
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It would not threaten farmland, unlike options of planting vast forests which soak up carbon dioxide, he said.
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Farmland grows our food, supports our rural communities, and contributes a trillion dollars a year to our economy.
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Monsoons are crucial for India's food prices and economic growth with half of the country's farmland lacking irrigation.
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"This dumped slag has damaged farmland and added pollution to the water and air," the USTB study said.
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They don't include, for example, farmland restoration — over a billion hectares of abandoned land all over the world.
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Before the peace agreement was signed late last year, the FARC held sway over large expanses of farmland.
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What to watch: Best estimates are that, 24 years later, just 10% of commercial farmland has been redistributed.
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Hass avocados shipped in some temperature controlled pallet via a patch of deforested Mexican farmland don't taste good.
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The group then set off, trekking along dirt paths through farmland and scrambling up a hillside through jungle.
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A large, metallic blue platform in a far-off field provided a panoramic view of the surrounding farmland.
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She also has farmland in seven states and millions of dollars in produce contracts in her desk drawer.
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One of the key drivers in the Northeast is the reforestation of land that used to be farmland.
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This territory, rich in oil, water and farmland, is held by Kurdish-dominated fighters supported by U.S. forces.
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It was filled with partnerships — his medical practice, his real estate holdings, farmland, and other entities with friends.
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According to the Corps, 21986,226 acres of floodplain and river habitat were converted to farmland or otherwise lost.
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Farming began in the Fertile Crescent roughly 10,000 years ago, but by 3800 BC, farmland began drying out.
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For a ranch hand working there, the exchange of rainforest for productive farmland seemed like a fair deal.
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It buried itself into a 7377-foot-deep crater in farmland about 2610 miles southeast of the airport.
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Unlike heroin, cocaine or marijuana, the distributor explained, fentanyl didn't require farmland, crops, sunshine, rain or field hands.
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Farmland Partners owns or has contracts with farms in 15 states that together total more than 162,000 acres.
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Vineyards, rolling farmland, waterfalls and culturally rich towns surround these 11 sinuous lakes in west-central New York.
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The river swelled so much there, it cut through swathes of farmland, turning the highest points into islands.
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It cuts through the city from Lake Ontario through downtown before reaching the suburbs and then into farmland.
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Bowman said another contrast to the 1980s was that farmland values have only declined modestly in recent years.
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Behind me stretched a forest canopy, rolling wooded hills, farmland and the iridescent waters of sprawling Glen Lake.
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Some 623,900 people were said to have been displaced as a result and 152,575 hectares of farmland destroyed.
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Today, less than 22018% of tallgrass prairie remains, most of it converted to farmland or lost to development.
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Rota Fortunae, Latin for "Wheel of Fortune," disclosed that it has an unspecified short position in Farmland shares.
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Now he is leasing part of his family's farmland for a project that feeds into Georgia Power's grid.
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The Ethiopian Airlines 2000 MAX 22018 plunged into farmland minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa for Nairobi.
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A collection of satellite images from DigitalGlobe shows how farmland around Wallace was particularly hard-hit by flooding.
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But Practical Action officials said more "lasting solutions" to elephant invasions of irrigated farmland needed to be worked out.
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The final stretch of the trip was brutal, more than 10 miles of crossing sun-bleached farmland, without shade.
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Millions of acres of farmland have been destroyed or abandoned, causing food prices to soar up to 900 percent.
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They could include farmland, toll road or cell phone towers, said David Johnson, partner at Signature Estate & Investment Advisors.
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Since then, the government has followed a "willing seller, willing buyer" process to redistribute white-owned farmland to blacks.
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The squeeze comes as most farmland rent payments – which can run into millions of dollars – are due March 1.
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Ballfields, playgrounds, and farmland had flooded from the melting snow, which was now gathered about in grimy, dwindling mounds.
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A start-up in Pato Branco, a tidy city of 13,000 in Paraná's interior, enables drones to map farmland.
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"I think we're in a surprisingly resilient market across much of the Midwest right now for farmland," said Hensley.
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A 12-foot storm surge swept across the region, flooding more than 1.6 million acres of property and farmland.
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Shanghai has about 1,800 sq km of farmland but sold only five sq km for home-building last year.
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The road is well paved; irrigation ditches and polytunnels criss-cross commercial farmland; electricity lines leap over forested hills.
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Our portfolio consists of land locally approved for agriculture and, in most cases, used as farmland for many years.
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Jessica Skeens, 28, of Farmland, was driving a van north on the Muncie Bypass at about 4:35 p.m.
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Zubair mayor Maher said the rocket was fired from farmland around 3-4 km (2 miles) from the site.
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A new federal report out this week pinned the loss of American farmland in 2015 over a million acres.
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For years Mr Deng had received tributes in local media for turning farmland into glistening conference centres and hotels.
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Funes Monzote now runs "Finca Marta," an 18-acre patch of farmland that yields over 60 types of vegetables.
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It is three hours northwest of San José … a region of farmland, pasture, virgin forest, and unspoiled lake views.
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The governing African National Congress says it wants to change the law to put more farmland under black ownership.
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It says many of Ghana's waterways have been effectively blocked, causing flooding upstream, which destroys farmland or cocoa fields.
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Faustino Dy, governor of Isabela province, said farmland had been hit and the extent of infrastructure damage was unclear.
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In the past, clumsy and sometimes corrupt state enterprises foraged in Africa and Latin America for farmland and commodities.
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Still, shares have never quite recovered, and Rota told Reuters that Farmland has yet to substantively address his concerns.
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Farmland's lawyers said Rota's free speech argument was undercut by his acknowledgement of payments received for research on Farmland.
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There's a lot of farmland and undeveloped acreage and not all of it is covered well by wireless carriers.
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While the surrounding farmland is still at risk of floods, Salvatico said the canal will protect the urban zone.
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Malcolm Wallop (R-Wyo.), originally introduced the Act in 85033 to protect Wyoming farmland from being acquired by foreigners.
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Mapako said firebreaks - areas cleared to stop runaway fires - were now in place on about 100,000 hectares of farmland.
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The property is also equipped with stables and acres of flat farmland that are fit for a modern equestrian.
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Right now the biggest issue for Farmland Partners and the other farm REITs is crop prices, which have plummeted.
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That's largely because fertilizers, once applied to farmland, generate emissions of nitrous oxide, the third-most-abundant greenhouse gas.
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The new silos would be dispatched across the regions in northern Ukraine where the company has farmland, he said.
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His colony, Starlite, located about 30 miles west of Winnipeg, is 216 acres and has 10,000 acres of farmland.
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Ross previously worked on biofuel policy and financial sector investment in U.S. farmland at the California-based Oakland Institute.
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Generators are also an issue in the countryside where emergency backup generation on farmland is encouraged by government subsidies.
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Set on a remote hacienda of terraced cornfields, the sustainable hotel's 4503 guest rooms overlook farmland and Andean highlands.
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Mr. Anthony, who works for the Union Square Hospitality Group, said farmland preservation is critical to the restaurant industry.
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Chinese importers are instead turning to Brazil for their soybeans, which has in turn driven up demand for farmland.
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The central bank's biannual financial stability report also indicated that prices are high for commercial real estate and farmland.
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Across India, only 13 percent of farmland is owned by women, despite laws granting equal rights in most states.
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In desperation, many fathers and sons log and burn the edge of the national park for timber and farmland.
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The last season sees her fight for her adopted father, Mr. Mason, to receive a tenancy on Downton's farmland.
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Many of the fields were crowded with kraals, which is how you know that farmland had been taken over.
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Mustapha has also provided portions of his farmland to some of the people displaced by insurgency in the region.
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On my way to the prosecutor's office, I cut through southeast Pennsylvania farmland dotted with silos and gentle hills.
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In April, the firm partnered with farmland owner International Farming Corporation (IFC) to launch a different ag-tech fund.
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Some were shot down by Israel's Iron Dome rocket interceptor system and others landed in empty lots and farmland.
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In the last two decades, 10 percent of terrestrial wilderness has been replaced by buildings, farmland, and other development.
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She kept buying farmland and growing more pumpkins and melons, sometimes contracting with older farmers whose children had left.
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Stricter punishment for building on farmland is part of the government's effort to boost revenue through taxation, he said.
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The herders and their sheep move through hundreds of miles, through forests and farmland, in the summer, she said.
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After practicing at home for a few days on his father's farmland, he auditioned for the coach, Fred Earle.
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The sprawling proposed plant would total about 900 acres, much of it on prime farmland within the town limits.
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He puts up more and more collateral — so his home, his parents' home, his farming equipment and his farmland.
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Consider Cedar Moon, tucked inside a state park on seven acres of farmland near the outskirts of Portland, Oregon.
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In spells of warmer weather its deepest meltwater, thickened to milky white with eroded bedrock, flooded and silted farmland.
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The rapid growth of cities in Pakistan is expected to accelerate the conversion of farmland into built-up land.
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In Ethiopia the locusts have reached the fertile Rift Valley farmland and stripped grazing grounds in Kenya and Somalia.
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In Ethiopia the locusts have reached the fertile Rift Valley farmland and stripped grazing grounds in Kenya and Somalia.
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Villagers are often evicted from farmland to make way for industrial or residential projects linked to state-affiliated companies.
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Farmland is also rapidly vanishing into housing tracts and shopping centers to serve Africa's growing and more affluent population.
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In Hungary, leaders have doled out huge swaths of government-owned farmland, making the new owners eligible for subsidies.
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The NFSW said the farmers had been staging "bungkalan", or collective cultivation of idle farmland that they had occupied.
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She also said she would support a law that would restrict foreign ownership of U.S. agriculture companies and farmland.
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He worked tirelessly to escape the system and, by the time he was 40, owned 75 acres of farmland.
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At the time, officials had promised to redistribute 30 percent of white-owned farmland to blacks in five years.
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Layton, in fact, lied to the police, and Stretch helped her dispose of the three bodies in farmland ditches.
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With its concentration on farmland that produces soy, Farmland Partners is "the most likely to be in the crosshairs of China" and may have more difficulty passing on rent increases to its farmer tenants than Gladstone Land, putting its dividend at risk, said Robert Stevenson, an analyst at Janney who covers both companies.
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Between 1886 and 1906, rowhouse developments and low-rise apartment buildings supplanted farmland, according to the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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The Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8 plunged into farmland minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa for Nairobi on Sunday.
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The Ogale community in Rivers State, who are mainly farmers or fishermen, say spills have spoiled drinking water and farmland.
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And people in the neighborhood are none too pleased since the weeds are allegedly the result of neglected local farmland.
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By purchasing the rights to farmland and designating it for agricultural use, its development potential drops, along with its value.
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At least three people were killed in Nebraska and Iowa last week as flooded rivers overwhelmed farmland, roads, and homes.
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Southern farmland, good for such crops as wheat and maize, attracted destitute peasants who purchased smallholdings, which they tilled themselves.
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Before the matches, and again at lunch, a machine of the sort used to analyse farmland flies over the pitch.
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Local hotels were booked up and roads packed with cars as prospective investors flocked to what is still largely farmland.
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State media say that farmers have put almost 17,000 hectares, or half of the county's farmland, into the land bank.
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Following acquisition, our team actively monitors each farm with annual site evaluations to assess performance against the PRI Farmland Guidelines.
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In 2011 "The New Harvest" noted that 75% of Africa's farmland, the mainspring of economic activity, was starved of nutrients.
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Nearly half of the country's farmland, without any irrigation cover, depends on annual rains to grow a number of crops.
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There was plentiful farmland, and, at one point, I came across a capsized boat in the middle of a field.
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Palouse wheat fields (Image: Charles Knowles)Drought is spreading across farmland worldwide—and it's only going to get more intense.
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In Arkansas, Rapert began pursuing better levee policies four years ago, after flooding on his farmland along the Arkansas River.
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Because we actually have much less farmland today than we did in 1948, and we certainly have far fewer farmers.
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"Toads are extremely adaptable and can live in many places ranging from farmland and woodland to suburban gardens," he added.
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Food needs are expected in the coming decade even as the amount of land devoted to farmland remains relatively stagnant.
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USDA estimates the value of farm sector assets like farmland and machinery will decline by $18.1 billion compared with 2019.
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The Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max 13 plunged into farmland minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa for Nairobi on Sunday.
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He regretted the temple flooding but is now worried about the damage the drought is causing to farmland, he added.
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The historic building sits on farmland, surrounded by farmhouses and a residential building complex of seven villas with attached gardens.
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The region they control spreads across much of northern and eastern Syria, which is rich in farmland, oil and water.
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An arrest The multi-agency investigation centered on a farmland property in Solebury Township owned by Antonio and Sandra Dinardo.
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Farmland belonging to hundreds of other villagers had also been cordoned off as had land on which their livestock graze.
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In the 1950s, the government started draining the land to create profitable farmland, but oil drilling began not long after.
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Nationwide, over 573 million acres — roughly two-thirds — of farmland are expected to change hands in the next 20 years.
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Land grabs have become so politically contentious that Myanmar's military-backed parliament set up the Farmland Investigation Commission in 2012.
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But about 30 percent live in non-protected areas interspersed with farmland, as did the once-deadly tigress T-1.
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Accusations that it is buying up vast tracts of farmland, factories and mines, for instance, are blown out of proportion.
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Several militant projectiles were shot down by Israel's Iron Dome rocket interceptor system, others landed in empty lots and farmland.
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According to Waiba, it took the farmers about seven weeks to restore irrigation to about 60 percent of their farmland.
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Half a million acres would be eight times as much farmland as is currently planted with canola in the state.
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The north of the country has two-thirds of the farmland but only a fifth of the available fresh water.
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She grows citrus fruits and raises cattle on her farmland, which has been in her family for generations, she said.
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Midwestern farmland is also being purchased to strip the land for "frack sand," which destroys prime agricultural acres -- for good.
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The freak winter badly affected the rabi crop, sown during the winter months, on around 40 percent of India's farmland.
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This, coupled with vast, open farmland, can also make you question whether or not you are really in New Jersey.
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In 2000, two decades after Zimbabwe's independence, the country's best farmland remained in the hands of descendants of white settlers.
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When you add all this together, the slow long-term pace of farmland and home price increases is not surprising.
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Beijing has designated meat processing as a strategic industry and directed Chinese companies to buy foreign food producers and farmland.
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Fortifying the area ate up a large chunk of farmland and restricted access to resources such as water, residents say.
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It is true that biofuels production has grown tremendously while acreage devoted to conservation programs for farmland has dropped precipitously.
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As with gold, rare-earth elements or good farmland, the geology of an area controls access to this valuable resource.
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Returns on commodity farmland have declined as grain prices have dropped for the past three years due to global oversupplies.
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Hansen reportedly staged his great food escape Wednesday evening, slipping out the back of the prison and into nearby farmland.
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Egypt is the world's top wheat importer and authorities want to end building on farmland and grow more at home.
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"It can't be right that while we're trying to cultivate the desert we are losing beautiful Egyptian farmland," he said.
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Very quickly, as you head east toward the salty coast, the exurban sprawl of the Research Triangle cedes to farmland.
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As they look for farmland to rent, the couple are tapping sites like Tiny House Hosting, on Facebook, for connections.
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An overnight search in surrounding fields and farmland yielded no immediate clues about where the militants escaped to, he said.
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Surrounded by farmland, the site is closed to the public unless visitors receive permission from the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center.
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A lot of Richmond is still protected farmland, which means there's great bok choy, gai lan — all the Chinese greens.
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Confronted by a clamor for land reform, Mr. Mugabe embarked on an often violent campaign to expropriate white-owned farmland.
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What about the effect on wildlife and local water supplies, he asked, and the benefit of preserving farmland and jobs?
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Farmland rolled under a gleaming blue sky for miles around the Camerons' property, green and gold and dotted with sheep.
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Mr. Pittman, a former investment banker, began buying farmland in the '90s, starting with a property his grandfather had owned.
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Despite a federal law giving equal inheritance rights, women are estimated to own only 13 percent of farmland in India.
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Houthi forces planted mines on farmland, used hospitals for military purposes and deliberately targeted civilians with snipers, the report said.
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But the party has been reluctant to shed its ideological commitment to collective ownership — in effect state control — of farmland.
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Tursunay Ziyawudun was free — but the beauty of the soft snowfall blanketing the farmland only made her empty and sad.
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Every year, the farmland is dried out and burned to prepare for the following year's crop and to clear forests.
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Many foreign companies and local businesspeople have speculated that despite soil degradation, African farmland is destined to become more valuable.
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Military aircraft are a common sight in the skies of rural Mississippi, their jet engines reverberating over miles of farmland.
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Jessica's grandparents live on two hundred acres of farmland in Pike County, a twenty-five-minute drive from her apartment.
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And then there are the acres upon acres of rolling green fields, farmland and forests, ready for movie location scouts.
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Globally, total farmland decreased by 60 million acres between 2004 and 85033, while forested area increased by 19 million acres.
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And my neighbors' houses, along with the shopping plaza down the road, the hospital complex, the farmland in the distance.
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Then off he went on a sartorial journey that ranged — well, all over the map, from farmland to Sunset Boulevard.
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Whenever Marines ventured into the neighboring patchwork of farmland, canals and homes, they were entering a network of interconnected traps.
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This means it has the same gorgeous terraced hills, rustic vineyards, bucolic farmland, and general made-for-social-media environs.
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The armed presence affects everyday life for most locals, whose farmland, homes or schools are overshadowed by the military presence.
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They wanted to clear some of the overgrown farmland, add a pool and build a modest addition to the house.
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Gently, the plane descended over browning farmland and desolate ridges of brush and stone where the prairies met the mountains.
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"Agent Orange" is, of course, the toxic herbicide that was used to strangle and kill farmland during the Vietnam War.
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There's not enough usable farmland, and even if there were, there's not enough fertilizer, tractors, and fuel to generate food.
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That's something to consider before embarking on a 40-mile trek along hidden paths through the jungle, farmland and rural countryside.
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Separately, attacks on pipelines in the southern state of Bayelsa have unleashed thousands of barrels of oil into farmland and waterways.
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But in 2503 years, the county has lost more than 21,100 farmland acres to non-agricultural uses like buildings and housing.
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Farther south, past Chillicothe, the commercial centers become more sporadic as family-owned farmland and mom-and-pop stores take over.
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He is moving forward as a parolee, having inherited his family's farmland and raising his son Blue with compassion and love.
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That means they are already well within striking distance of vast amounts of farmland that feeds Africa's second most-populous country.
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That said, there was damage done to some farmland that will mean crops won't be able to be planted on time.
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Swathes of farmland in Vietnam, the third-biggest supplier, are also parched as irrigation fed by the Mekong river runs dry.
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Students from Ambo University led the charge in opposing a since-shelved plan to expand the capital city into surrounding farmland.
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Miles of black, fertile farmland stretch long and flat outside the window, framed by vivid green grass and puffs of trees.
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Warner started constructing the property in 1926, beginning with three acres of what used to be farmland in Beverly Hills, California.
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By using wood and other waste, Statkraft may avoid criticism directed at other biofuels that rely on vast tracts of farmland.
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Hoping to raise productivity, the government last year passed a law allowing foreigners to rent farmland for up to 25 years.
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Officials say that 35,000 square kilometres of farmland is so polluted that no agriculture should be allowed on it at all.
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Cattle that used to wallow in the lake can now die for lack of water; those that survive may trample farmland.
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Meanwhile, households lose an unmeasured stream of income from their farmland and many individuals struggle to find new employment, he added.
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Like Mr Maughan's family, nomadic landowners tend to buy farmland and then apply for permission to use it as a campsite.
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An extended U.S. drought during the period pushed agricultural commodity prices to record highs, making farmland loans more attractive to banks.
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So it's understandably hard to convince the locals to protect the vulnerable African Elephant population when they keep raiding their farmland.
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About 12 to 15 hives can surround about 1.5 to 2 acres of farmland, with King reporting an 80% success rate.
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It cost billions to build, but by the time it was completed, in 2010, there was little demand for new farmland.
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Josh Stephens makes this same point in a recent blog post:And yet, this combination of enthusiasm and magnetism doesn't buy farmland.
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Those incomes are likely to level out this year and the rate of appreciation for farmland may slow, the lender said.
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