The newly minted labels for their in-house line is being used to market a wide array of products from meat to vegetables and is as follows: Woodside Farms, Willow Farms, Boswell Farms, Nightingale Farms, Redmere Farms, Rosedene Farms, and Suntrail Farms.
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You'll also find wine farms, game reserves and ostrich farms.
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But the smaller farms have consolidated into bigger company farms.
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Traditional farms also use much more water than vertical farms.
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Small farms have a tougher time, especially small, organic farms.
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Sanderson Farms Inc and Perdue Farms were also accused of price-fixing by customers, including farms, food distributors, retailers and ordinary consumers.
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It would also stop exempting factory farms from anti-pollution rules and punish farms that create herbicide drift and pollute organic farms.
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So the houses were his houses, the farms were his farms.
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Aesthetics weren't such a priority when server farms were, well, literally on farms.
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Brands affected include Country Daybreak, Coburn Farms, Sunshine Farms, Great Value and Glenview.
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Canadian farms could export pork more cheaply to Mexico than American farms could.
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Rivendale Farms outside Pittsburgh is a laboratory for applying technology to smaller farms.
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Rose Acre Farms of Seymour, Indiana, recalled eggs under a number of labels including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms, and Sunshine Farms.
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Livestock farms and organic vegetable plots sit alongside vertical farms and climate-controlled greenhouses.
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We have two farms, or we had two farms, and now we have none.
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The eggs were sold under at least 10 brand names, including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Crystal Farms, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms, Publix, Sunshine Farms, and Sunups.
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Crowd Cow only works with independent farms, and never with industrial farms or meat brokers.
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Unlike traditional outdoor farms, vertical farms grow soil-free crops indoors and under LED lights.
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Vertical farms can grow all year, using significantly less water and space than outdoor farms.
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The country has some highly efficient, large farms, such as the cereal farms in East Anglia.
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In 2018, Atlantic Sea Farms partnered with three farms that produced about 40,000 pounds of kelp.
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These recreational farms made up 38% of all farms in the United States at the time.
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Further, instead of protecting family owned farms, federal support for agriculture is skewed toward huge farms.
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Recalled eggs were sold in grocery stores and to restaurants under multiple brand names, including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Crystal Farms, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms, Publix, Sunshine Farms and Sunups.
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And then taking that data into outdoor farms, we can help outdoor farms optimize their farming footprint.
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A rural state built on small family farms has begun to shift towards fewer but bigger farms.
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There are more small and large farms, while the number of mid-sized farms are getting squeezed.
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Instead of industrial farms producing thousands of head, smaller sustainable farms could raise livestock in the hundreds.
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"It's not a competition between urban farms and landed farms; it's a question of relevance," he said.
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As small farms go under, the industry is integrating, with specialist farms handling different stages of production.
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That increased the number of organic farms by 21% to 20.8891,600, or 9.5% of all French farms.
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Across America, family farms are going under at record rates, with dairy farms among the hardest hit.
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One of the first farms Flow Kana started working with is in Humbolt, called Huckleberry Hill Farms.
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Even farms supplying new farms with young sows have been hit by disease, reducing already short supplies.
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Sanderson Farms Inc: * SANDERSON FARMS CONFIRMS EMPLOYEE HAS TESTED POSITIVE FOR NOVEL CORONAVIRUS * SANDERSON FARMS INC - IMPLEMENTED A SITE INFECTION CONTROL PLAN AT ALL ITS LOCATIONS * SANDERSON FARMS INC - PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION SITES ARE CONTINUOUSLY EVALUATING STAFFING NEEDS * SANDERSON FARMS - NOTIFIED ALL OTHER PERSONNEL AT MCCOMB PLANT OF CONFIRMED CASE, WILL CONTINUE TO WORK IN CLOSELY WITH LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Three large farms have suffered outbreaks along with a series of small farms, hobby poultry owners and zoos.
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We started by just researching Japanese matcha farms online and those who could connect us to said farms.
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Brands like Annie's, Applegate Farms, Califia Farms and others followed, and now contributions stand at more than $450,000.
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Farms and downstream industries dependent on farms produce more than $1 trillion in goods and services every year.
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My grandfather, great-grandparents, had dairy farms, I grew up in a place with lots of little farms.
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Since 2014, the group, also known as DxE, has undertaken multiple undercover investigations of California farms that supply Whole Foods with meat, including Sonora's Diestel Turkey Ranch, Sanger's Pitman Family Farms, and Petaluma Farms.
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At restaurants all over San Diego—including fine dining institutions in Rancho Santa Fe—menus boast about their Chino Farms produce, listing "glazed Chino Farms carrots" or "finely sliced Chino Farms beets" wherever possible.
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Three large farms have also suffered outbreaks along with a series of small farms, hobby poultry owners and zoos.
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It owns farms in California and Louisiana and also works with 30 family-owned farms in Washington and Oregon.
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It owns farms in California and Louisiana, and also works with 30 family-owned farms in Washington and Oregon.
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The incurable disease was found on two small pig farms in Danzhou city and two farms in Wanning city.
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Verticulture is one of three aquaponic farms in New York City; the other ones are Edenworks and OKO farms.
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"If you ban trading in farms, you could still buy farms, and have a perfectly decent investment," Buffett says.
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In 2017, Wisconsin lost 500 dairy farms, and about 150 farms have stopped milk production so far this year.
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Taylor Farms' co-generation plant Taylor Farms' co-generation plant Why pack three different types of cleantech into one farm?
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So we're doing vertical farms across America, we're doing pot farms in places where it's legal, and we're doing universities.
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The program placed solar farms in the sunniest regions — say in the Southwest — and wind farms in the windiest regions.
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According to CNN, one of the largest poultry farms in the country, Sanderson Farms, had many of the chicken deaths.
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Eden Farm works mostly with small, traditional farms, but it also carries produce like lettuce and kale from hydroponic farms.
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Tyson said precautions being taken include disinfecting all vehicles entering farms and banning all nonessential visitor access to contract farms.
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They're called factory farms for a reason, and there are plenty of factory farms that are under strict kosher certification.
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Different areas will have different priorities, but we must connect wind farms and server farms with a smart energy grid.
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Most farms, like Morrow Farms, have converted to irrigation that runs under the ground, at the root of the plants.
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That year, there were 2260,280,267 farms in the country, representing a loss of 173,656 farms over the previous two decades.
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With an increasingly warmer world, lower temperatures may sound like good news for farms, but its tempered by the fact that these farms also have generally higher minimum temperatures, compared to forest areas and rain fed farms.
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The state has 47,000 farms generating nearly $9 billion a year and the agency oversees a great deal beyond just farms.
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Overall, it has deployed more than 200 in-store farms, 150 farms in distribution centres, and is harvesting 150,000+ plants monthly.
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Fox reports that Foster Poultry Farms (more commonly known as Foster Farms) has recalled 131,880 pounds of frozen chicken patty products.
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The company sources its meat directly from independent farms that employ more ethical and environmentally friendly practices than traditional factory farms.
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But farms are often structured as partnerships, meaning that people who are not physically working on farms can still receive subsidies.
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Mike Beard runs Meadowlane Farms, a 2923,21-acre property where he farms soybeans and corn and raises pigs in Frankfort, Indiana.
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What's not-so-good: We still don't know whether organic farms pay higher wages or offer better working conditions than conventional farms.
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"Losses of live inventory could escalate if the company does not regain access to those farms," Sanderson Farms said in a statement.
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More details: The walnuts were purchased from Gibson Farms and sold under brands like Nature's Promise, Woodstock, Market Basket and Woodfield Farms.
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"[Sanderon Farms] has not been subpoenaed in connection with the Department of Justice investigation," Sanderson Farms said in a press release Tuesday.
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The eggs were sold under numerous brand names including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms and Sunshine Farms.
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ProPound canola meal will primarily target pig and poultry farms in Canada, the United States and China, as well as fish farms.
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Only very large farms, rather than all farms, are required to sample and test the water used to grow and clean produce.
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The two largest vertical farms in the United States are Green Sense Farms, a 30,000-square-foot hydroponic operation in Portage, Ind.
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Unsurprisingly, as farms have consolidated, so has farm production: Just over 6900 percent of farms account for 2628 percent of all sales.
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But the disease has hit both small farms and large producers, say industry insiders, despite better hygiene and training at factory farms.
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Measures include subsidies to support the construction of large pig farms, simplify procedures and reduce the cost of land for pig farms.
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The main source of pollution is runoff from farms, especially the sprawling sugarcane farms that rim the northern tier of the Everglades.
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Rivendale Farms, which has just completed its first year of full operations, offers a glimpse of technology coming available for smaller farms.
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The tools help level the playing field between small local farms and large established farms when international buyers look to buy crops responsibly.
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The startup focuses on vegetable farms greater than 1000 acres and fruit farms larger than 100 acres and then connects them to customers.
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They also found, by analysing the soil samples, that organic farms had more diverse populations of faeces-consuming microbes than did conventional farms.
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How therapeutic farms are helping Americans with mental illnesses How therapeutic farms are helping Americans with mental illnesses This segment originally aired Jan.
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Small family farms are leasing their lands for others to work, planting the seeds for bigger commercial farms that could boost the economy.
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These laws prohibited taking photos or videos on farms, with the intent of extinguishing undercover investigations of factory farms and animal abuse violations.
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"Most sugar makers are family farms and those family farms hold this land and hold this space for the next generation," she said.
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By breeding insects in vertical farms, these companies can produce large amounts of feed in less space than traditional farms, their proponents say.
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"It was a good idea, basically trying to create a more automated supply chain for small farms and organic farms," Mr. Baltzell said.
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This means that farms that are mostly forested, as required by the law, are worth far less than farms that are mostly cleared.
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A quarter of the nation's farms sit in super agriculture-dependent areas — places where more than 1 in 7 people live on farms.
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WIND FARMS, SOLAR FARMS The fund's present mandate for renewable investments will double in value to 120 billion crowns ($14 billion), the ministry said, allowing investment in unlisted renewable infrastructure projects, such as wind or solar farms - something long demanded by environmental groups.
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Training at mango farms in Kenya, maize farms in Tanzania and tomato farms in Nigeria is already in the works, the New York-based philanthropic organization said, teaching farmers such skills as the use of crop-preserving technologies and strategies against crop loss.
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Today, there are basically two types of farms in America: giant corporate farms that tend to express their political preferences through lobbying, and smaller-yielding, largely family-run farms, many of whom are operated by owners who take on a second job.
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When you -- I've had the opportunity now to go to hog farms and cattle ranches and local farms to big farms, and I think there's just a better way to move farming forward; and frankly, our local farmers are at a crossroads.
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The average yield per acre in indoor farms for vine crops like tomatoes, and leafy greens, is over ten times higher than outdoor farms.
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Suppliers like Howling Farms, Mucci Farms, Del Fresco Produce and Naturefresh are already producing a number of fruits and vegetables for consumers, said Lessing.
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Land-based wind farms in the Great Plains run at about 33 percent capacity, while solar farms reach capacities of up to 20 percent.
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As a result, the Farm Bill largely provides subsidies to farms that don't need them, and to farms that produce commodities, rather than food.
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North Korea's agriculture is centrally managed and based mostly on cooperative farms while a smaller portion are state industrial farms operated as government enterprises.
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Partly as a result, specialty-crop farms have remained smaller, on average, than the huge farms that grow most of the grain and corn.
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So your farming district may begin life with small farms on tiny plots of land, but soon you'll have factory farms blanketing the countryside.
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The owners of the seven farms include small-scale growers who put their life savings into their farms over the past year, he said.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration prioritized aid to farms that produced high volumes of specific crops, leaving smaller farms behind, per the study.
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Sustenir Agriculture is one of more than 21.3823 vertical farms in Singapore, which has seen a doubling in so-called sky farms in three years.
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This showed that the bacterial floras of organic farms were much more effective at suppressing dangerous strains of E. coli than those of conventional farms.
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Farms are getting more specialized worldwide, and it's now fairly common for all of the farms around you to be growing the same few crops.
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Subsidies for food produced by industrial farms makes them artificially cheap, but the money from the restaurants' extra upcharge can help sustainable farms stay competitive.
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While the start-up is headquartered in Santa Monica, California, Desert Farms produces and bottles its milk at camel farms in Missouri, Indiana and Ohio.
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The most impactful anti-poverty tool in China was agricultural reform, which broke up collective farms and gave smallholders an economic stake in their farms.
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Two other large processors, Sanderson Farms Inc and Perdue Farms, are among the defendants in that litigation, which has comprised more than three dozen lawsuits.
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Provide smaller, midsize family farms incentives that reward innovation, and they will creatively stack multiple practices in ways larger farms are not capable of doing.
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Though there are now more restrictions on new shrimp farms, he's worried some shrimp and crab producers will keep expanding their farms into intact mangroves.
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The most recent available farm census data, from 2012, shows that Iowa has nearly 89,000 farms, and 57 percent are small farms under 180 acres.
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One reason is that, as Oklahoma State University's Jayson Lusk once pointed out, conventional farms can use any method or tool available to organic farms.
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Despite the new measures, many large farms are unwilling to restock farms that have had outbreaks of disease, fearing fresh outbreaks, two industry insiders told Reuters.
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It said in that statement that it did not buy animals from farms involved in the deforestation of native forests or from farms embargoed by Ibama.
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The interior region of Florida continues its agricultural history with a mix of sugarcane fields, citrus groves, vegetable farms, beef cattle pastures and dairy factory farms.
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America's dairy farms are already struggling to sell their milk, leading to the closure of around 1,600 farms in New York alone between 2006 and 2016.
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Although the majority of Bolivia's farms belong to smallholders, 91 percent of the country's agricultural land is tied up in just 4 percent of the farms.
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The app gives farmers access to training on agriculture best practices and examples from how farms across the world apply those best practices on their farms.
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Typically, dairy farms load their milk into refrigerated trucks, which take it to a plant where it is combined with milk from other farms and processed.
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Rummelhoff said floating wind farms use the same turbine technology as traditional wind farms, meaning projects could make use of the existing wind power supply chain.
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"Contrary to what we had expected, some people because of their position in government have gone on to acquire multiple farms, huge farms," Mr. Mutambara said.
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The USDA credits the rise of big farms to consolidation: small and midsize farms combining to form larger operations, or getting bought out by such operations.
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Sanderson Farms— Shares of chicken producer Sanderson Farms fell 0.4% after the company received a subpoena related to the Department of Justice's investigation into chicken pricing.
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He claimed to have "saved family farms" by raising the threshold for the estate tax (the tax previously affected around 80 family farms and small businesses).
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In 2016, the government banned construction of new wind farms close to dwellings and imposed new taxes on investors that made many wind farms loss-making.
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But there are still 26 million small pig farms in the country, representing about half the number of farms, according to the agriculture ministry and experts.
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Mr. Kim and Ms. Gunnarsson also own the nearby Big Rock Community Farms Market, which sells products from many area farms and small-scale food producers.
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Hudson Valley Foie Gras, the larger of the two farms, is a sprawling artifact of an earlier disruption, on the site of three former egg farms, which closed when the advent of interstate highways made it cheaper for city stores to get eggs from industrial farms elsewhere.
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The disease can have a serious effect on the health of cattle and testing would continue on all farms in the group, as well as neighboring farms.
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Those included in the recall are Cedar River Farms Natural Beef, Comnor Perfect Choice, Gourmet Burger, Grass Run Farms Natural Beef, JBS Generic, Showcase and Showcase/Walmart.
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There are many overreaching regulations that impact farms, both large and small which ultimately affect the American public as both large and small farms feed our nation.
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Many of the farms that have been handed over have since failed because the new owners do not have the skills needed to run large commercial farms.
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Immigrants have flocked here for years to work on hog and chicken farms, and to work in the hundreds of dairy farms that fill the Midwest landscape.
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Plantagon International, a Swedish company designing prototype farms with real estate developers, government authorities and universities around the world, hopes to incorporate its farms into multipurpose buildings.
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Initially Havsul 1 was part of a larger plan to construct three offshore wind farms, with around 1,500 megawatts capacity, but Norway's regulator rejected the other farms.
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The farms most amenable to automation are indoor ones—both greenhouses and the newer vertical farms that have begun to appear in urban areas in recent years.
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On tax reform "The best sustainability program is profitability," Perdue says, explaining that tax reform has benefitted both small farms and mega-farms, from a business perspective.
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Farms that exceed the targets earn a yellow card, a badge of dishonor that in 2018 was meted out to just 30 of Denmark's 3,100 pig farms.
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Given the opportunity to pay a visit to the quaint British farm of your dreams, would you rather traipse along the picturesque hills of Woodside Farms, frolic among the pastoral beauty of Rosedene Farms, or let your hair loose and embrace the genteel pace of stately Nightingale Farms?
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Bernie Sanders announced his plan to support rural America on Sunday, promising to hold factory farms and corporate agribusiness accountable by strengthening regulations to protect smaller family farms.
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The brands included in the recall are Cedar River Farms Natural Beef, Comnor Perfect Choice, Gourmet Burger, Grass Run Farms Natural Beef, JBS Generic, Showcase and Showcase/Walmart.
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We focus on local ingredients as much as possible, working with local hop farms and malting companies along with providing our spent grain to local farms for feed.
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"We are looking at new plantations ... rehabilitation of old farms, the level of youth coming into farming and the recovery rate of abandoned farms," he said by phone.
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The distributors sued companies including Tyson Foods Inc, Pilgrim's Pride Corp, Sanderson Farms Inc and Perdue Farms in separate complaints filed in federal court in Illinois on Tuesday.
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"This individual has worked at our farms for four years, was vetted through the government's E-Verify system, and was an employee in good standing," Yarrabee Farms said.
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Some 40 percent of Dannon's milk will come directly from seven family farms like McCarty Family Farms, which has three dairy operations in Kansas and one in Nebraska.
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If the Dean name is unfamiliar to shoppers, the company's many brands definitely aren't, including Friendly's, Garelick Farms, Land o' Lakes, Lehigh Valley, Meadow Brook, and Oak Farms.
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Japan's muscling in on the caviar industry with farms on the island of Kyushu, while massive industrial farms in Vietnam have been churning out the stuff for years.
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FreshBox Farms, which has been operating since 2015, joins a growing number of indoor vertical farms that have been sprouting up in recent years and spanning the country.
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There are, of course, formidable challenges, not least developing batteries to store the excess electricity generated by solar farms on sunny days and wind farms on windy days.
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Perhaps the administration and its Republican defenders truly believe that massive factory farms in the South are more deserving of taxpayer assistance than small family farms in Minnesota.
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Just 7 percent of all farms produce 85033 percent of the food in the country, and they're nothing like the idyllic farms you see pictured on food labels.
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To date, Amazon has entered power purchase agreements that have produced three new wind farms and six solar farms in the US and with several more under construction.
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While capybaras are bred and raised on farms in neighboring countries such as Brazil, no such farms can legally exist yet in Colombia, despite the meat's steady demand.
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China has culled pigs on farms infected by the disease as well as those on farms within a three-km (1.9 mile) radius of the outbreaks, Wang told Reuters.
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And farm subsidy programs are so skewed to the wealthy that the top 10 percent of farms – or about 76,21625 farms – received over 2900 percent of all farm subsidies.
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This year Vattenfall will construct the Horns Rev 3 and Aberdeen Offshore North Sea farms, and will also add two onshore UK farms, Ray and Pen y Cymoedd (PYC).
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Agritourism of this sort has become a secondary, and sometimes primary, form of revenue for many small farms — which is to say, the vast majority of farms in America.
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One pilot program, now taking place on more than 100 American farms in about six states, is focused on reducing or eliminating the amount of tillage done on farms.
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"Kelp is sustainable on so many levels," said Briana Warner, the chief executive officer of Atlantic Sea Farms, a Maine kelp company that's helping local fishermen start kelp farms.
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The South had begun to shift from labor-intensive family farms and plantations, hoed and harvested by men and women, to equipment-intensive farms with less need for labor.
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Fresh & Fancy Farms, a one-acre garden center complete with barns, hosts elegant BYOB dinners each month during growing season, using ingredients from area farms and its own greenhouses.
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All four H7N9 cases reported this year were on layer farms - or farms producing eggs - with the most recent case killing more than 9,000 hens in northeastern Liaoning province.
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Check it out: It's about wind turbines dotting the farms around Spearville, Kansas, a biodiesel refinery in Erie, Pennsylvania, solar on California's Central Valley farms, and energy conservation in Fresno.
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The results show that wind farms generate comparatively low power for the area they take up, and that installing a bunch of wind farms could heat up the surrounding land.
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Around the county where Huishan has dozens of farms, guards at two of three operations visited by Reuters said the farms were functioning normally, though reporters were not allowed in.
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These are places where population densities are frequently high and land for onshore wind farms is thus expensive, while building those farms offshore increases the awkwardness of construction and maintenance.
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In January of this year, media reported that Wisconsin—America's dairyland—had seen the loss of 500 small dairy farms, with 11 additional farms said to be closing each week.
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Hickory Farms Advent Calendar, $39, available at Hickory FarmsKnow a kid or teen who loves to hit up the Hickory Farms stand that pops up at the mall every Christmas?
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Growing demand is squeezing the industry, and as a result, the four industrial poultry giants — Tyson Foods, Perdue Farms, Sanderson Farms, and Pilgrim's Pride — have made quantity their bottom line.
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And he claimed to have "saved our family farms and our small businesses by eliminating the estate tax" (the tax affected only about 80 small businesses or farms last year).
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The U.S.D.A. has also established a quarantine on chicken farms around the area, and Tyson said it was testing chickens on such farms to determine whether the disease had spread.
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Eco-friendly farms ship these flowers via The Bouqs throughout the United States from farms in California, Ecuador, Colombia and Costa Rica as soon as someone orders them through the app.
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The dairy industry has been shifting toward larger, corporate farms over the last 15 years, creating conflicts with local residents and environmental activists because the farms produce massive amounts of waste.
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Some 30 poultry farms housing about 211,000 chickens each in the area of Lumberton, North Carolina, were isolated by floods, and Sanderson Farms was unable to get feed trucks to them.
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Orsted, which has built more than a quarter of the world's wind farms at sea, often sells off large stakes in wind farms to raise capital to invest in new projects.
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The following popular brands are part of the recall: Archer Farms at Target, kohlrabi salad blend sold at Trader Joe's, Signature Farms sold at Albertsons, and several Mann's branded veggie packages.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French food group Danone said on Friday it had signed a definitive agreement for the sale of Earthbound Farms, its U.S. organic salad business, to California-based Taylor Farms.
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"People living near wind farms who experience adverse health or wellbeing may well do so because of heightened anxiety or negative perceptions about wind farms," according to the Australian Medical Association.
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Of the total, 622,000 birds were culled on farms where bird flu was discovered and 154,000 were culled as a precaution on farms where the disease was suspected, the ministry said.
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Humano's brochure claimed that its private chefs would focus on "raw and organic ingredients" from "local farms," despite the fact that there are no farms local to the Black Rock Desert.
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The scam involves dumping dead pigs on farms and then spreading rumors that the farms are infected with African swine fever, which is often fatal for pigs but harmless for humans.
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There have been 3003 work-related deaths on dairy farms reported from 2006 to 2016, with most of the victims the owners of smaller farms, according the state Department of Health.
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Eggs from the North Carolina farm were sold to restaurants and in supermarkets under multiple brand names, including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms and Sunshine Farms.
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At an international conference on the endangered species trade last fall, Laotian government officials acknowledged a growing problem with wildlife farms and committed themselves to closing down the country's tiger farms.
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Nets in coastal farms sometimes tear in storms, harming wild stocks from Scotland's Spey River to Norway's Alta River, and offshore farms will be exposed to far stronger winds and waves.
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He'll visit R & J Johnson Farms in Glyndon, Minn.
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They occur routinely on factory farms — they're systemic problems.
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Four farms in Mexico have been identified in four different outbreaks: Carica de Campeche, Rancho El Ganadero, El Zapotanito, and Productores y Exportadores de Carica Papaya de Tecomán y Costa Alegre farms.
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South Africa confirmed early in July that outbreaks of the highly pathogenic strain of bird flu had been detected on commercial layer farms in two provinces, placing the affected farms on quarantine.
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"People have really given up on raspberries on a lot of farms," said Alissa White, a researcher at the University of Vermont who tracks the impact of climate change on Northeastern farms.
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By the 1920s, black people owned about a million farms, which is actually 19313 percent of all the farms in the country at that time, which reflected the population of black people.
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This spring, he and a codefendant, Paul Darwin Picklesimer, will face trial in Utah for breaking into Circle Four Farms, one of the world's largest pig farms, and taking out two piglets.
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China's large pig farms are teaming up with small, family-based farms in a state-initiated investment of nearly 50 billion yuan ($7.14 billion)to boost hog production, the agriculture ministry said.
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Maplevale Farms, a food service firm in upstate New York, filed the lawsuit in Illinois in 2016, claiming that Tyson Foods, Pilgrim's Pride, Sanderson Farms, Perdue Farms and other companies had colluded to "fix, raise, maintain, and stabilize" the price of broiler chickens, which account for 98 percent of all the chicken meat sold in the United States.
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A popular tactic for spreading the word about conditions on factory farms is leafletting — handing out to passersby pamphlets that describe the conditions of farms, and urging people to look into it more.
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Indeed, on some variables, such as water quality and greenhouse gas emissions, organic farms may perform worse than conventional farms, because lower yields per hectare can translate into more environmentally damaging land-clearing.
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Two of the farms that reported positive results for the Mycoplasma bovis disease belong to the Van Leeuwen Dairy Group, which also owns the first two farms to report the bacteria in July.
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One study of UK wind farms said that while the structures impact the habitats around them, picking good sites for wind farms and turning them into conservation areas could easily mitigate the negatives.
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Root AI is focused on the 2.3 million square feet of indoor farms that currently exist in the world and is hoping to expand as the number of farms cultivating crops indoors increases.
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According to the Norwegian Fur Breeders Association, the country currently has around 200 fur farms; for animals, fur farms mean a life in cramped, barren cages with painful deaths by gassing or electrocution.
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Over the past 15 or so years, sheep farms have been converted to dairy, and family farms snapped up by corporations—the so-called Queen Street farmers, named after Auckland's main commercial drag.
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In doing so, it would force California and other states to allow sales of eggs produced by large companies located in King's district — companies like Rose Acre Farms, Hillandale Farms, and Rembrandt Foods.
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Having found them on Amish and Mennonite farms in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Colorado and Missouri, he set up Desert Farms, which sells camel products through its website and via health food shops and supermarkets.
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The virus was detected as it jumped the Canadian border from small farms in British Columbia and landed in wild birds in Washington State before spreading through poultry farms on the West Coast.
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The government has placed 34 farms in southeast Alberta and two farms in southwest Saskatchewan under quarantine, keeping thousands of head of cattle from being moved as it tests them for the disease.
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Some crops, however, have done fairly well, and both farms' vibrant stands belie the challenge: At the Drumlin Farm, spinach, watermelon and winter squash did well, while tomatoes did well at Siena Farms.
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Agriculture accounts for seventy per cent of fresh-water consumption worldwide, and, in the U.S. alone, farms use more than a billion pounds of pesticide each year; strawberry farms are especially heavy users.
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The farms have been placed under quarantine and movement of chickens and chicken products onto and off the farms have been stopped, the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said in a statement.
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"One study found that 46 percent of children living on large swine farms (500-plus swine) had asthma, compared with 26 percent of those living on farms without livestock," the NRDC report stated.
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Critics of wind power plants frequently point to the carbon emissions from concrete and other manufacturers involved in the production of wind power farms as a reason against further construction of wind farms.
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Certainly progressive farmers like Tom Farms or International Farming Corp.
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When he can finally get rid of those wind farms?
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Mark Farms did not immediately return a request for comment.
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To help keep costs down, the farms are very efficient.
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Elections are making real people indistinguishable from Russian troll farms.
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Most are working in Polish shipyards, construction sites and farms.
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You can make a donation right now to Thistle Farms.
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It's from homes, cafeterias, farms, restaurants, grocery store and stadiums.
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Almost half the country's farms are less than 20 hectares.
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Much of Juicero's produce is purchased directly from California farms.
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Currently, five Bhutanese are working at Noblehurst and Synergy farms.
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But back to the flower farms just outside of Bogotá.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 2352 Route 10 West.
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In 123 over 1m horses still worked on British farms.
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Scrubby, sprawling farms support sheep, ostrich, springbok and little else.
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What happened instead was that there were elaborate rat farms.
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Farms and fisheries, the main source of livelihood, were ruined.
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The options will also include organic choices from local farms.
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TARRYTOWN "Beauty and The Beast Jr.," Random Farms Kids' Theater.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 64643 Route 10 West.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 2352 Route 10003 West.
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That reflects farms scaling up or scaling down to survive.
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The farms they operate have only a few acres each.
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Middling farms now cover more of Zambia than small ones.
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It split roads, farms, railroads; but also families and communities.
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Well, the Amish have some big farms, but go ahead.
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Intensive farms sprang up in South America's fertile coastal plains.
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Georgia Costal Gourmet Farms is also working toward organic certification.
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This included ordering icebreakers, patrol vessels and offshore wind farms.
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It isn't just new farms that are sprouting new leadership.
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It's independently verified, which means farms would have trouble cheating.
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During these explosive years, the company enabled Russian troll farms.
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And yes, she ordered a single carrot from Bristol Farms.
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Today Cuba has about 4,000 organic urban farms, Koont said.
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It said there were no poultry farms in that area.
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The farms used to employ about 900 workers, Alpuche said.
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Crude is also being imported and put into tank farms.
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Sanderson Farms said it will defend itself against the claims.
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Facebook bans hundreds of clickbait farms for 'coordinated inauthentic behavior'
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They're all propaganda to hide the reality of tiger farms.
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Both companies are familiar brands on farms around the globe.
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About 70,000 hectares are used for seafood farms, mostly shrimp.
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Farms will close, there will be a lot of stress.
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Farms are scared of losing their ability to get antibiotics.
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More than 600 farms went out of business in 2018.
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With fewer family farms, rural communities and local economies suffer.
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More than 2628 percent of farms receive less than $28503,22019.
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Adams' pilot project will start with just a few farms.
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The site sells flowers sourced at farms in South America.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 2945 Route 29205 West.
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The startup of 1818 Farms was funded through personal savings.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 26 Route 24 West.
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The local geography makes farms particularly vulnerable to dicamba damage.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 255543 Route 10 West.
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The $3.3 million made his rich owners, Juddmonte Farms, richer.
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"The farms we work with do appreciate it," she said.
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As we got closer to Winnipeg, we passed more farms.
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Fishkill Farms has the best eggs with the yellowest yolks.
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But, so far, no commercial offshore wind farms are operational.
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He's expressed no small amount of disdain for wind farms.
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The authorities have imposed quarantine zones around the affected farms.
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The corpses come from farms, pet shops, hunters, and zoos.
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Well, they'll likely come from European farms across the Channel.
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Flowers' imagery primarily features idyllic farms and charming British folk.
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Is this food actually coming from Italian farms and producers?
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But American farms aren't the only ones interested in sustainability.
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Otherwise, local farms simply cannot compete with cheap mainland products.
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In 143, America was home to about 2.2 million farms.
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However, 78% of American farms are smaller than 200 acres.
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Brownsville Where Charles S. Brown turned farms into apartment buildings.
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Brownsville Where Charles S. Brown turned farms into apartment buildings.
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Her organization works with four partner farms and research institutes.
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Some content farms will be fortunate enough to be acquired.
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As larvae, they defend gardens and farms by eating aphids.
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Arabica and robusta farms proved equally good for these creatures.
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In the meantime, he works in pig farms near Barcelona.
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Farms in the region may be washed out beyond salvaging.
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There are these farms, right, that you can do that.
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It will also depend on farms upstate for many ingredients.
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"Climate change is destroying some farms," said Mr. Vicen, 41.
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They're also farmworkers who harvest crops at small family farms.
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He also granted more autonomy to factories and collective farms.
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Then, there's the impact of heat and drought on farms.
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Afgooye was beautiful, with large farms, impressive buildings, numerous shops.
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They also like farms and water — which often abut airports.
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I don't like the stories of polluted foreign shrimp farms.
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Over 82 percent of all industrial farms are contract farmers.
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They used to work in small shops and on farms.
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Children worked too, on farms and in factories and mines.
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West Farms appears to be moving beyond a violent past.
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Lilly doesn't think indoor vertical farms will replace outdoor agriculture.
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Many stayed and thrived, buying land and building sprawling farms.
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Developing wind farms and solar projects can be lucrative too.
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About 3,500 farms benefited from the support overall, Cifog said.
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We went to a retirement home in Penney Farms, Fla.
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Surveillance for resistance on farms is patchy and politically sensitive.
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New England is particularly well suited to offshore wind farms.
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There are robots on the prowl at Facebook's server farms.
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In many cases, the farms were run into the ground.
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Farms, which underpin our rural communities, face the same struggle.
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Local merchants sell cheese from nearby farms and traditional charcuterie.
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A few Japanese rice farms offered to become McDonald's suppliers.
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The bride's father owns Duyck Family Farms in Roy, Ore.
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That's not the case with the animals on neighboring farms.
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The W.H.O. can take a similar approach toward factory farms.
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They're not unconcerned about the environmental changes affecting their farms.
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Homegrown stories straight from the fields and farms of America.
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Mendocino Farms has used that investment to continue its growth.
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Or, said Staggs, ransomware could easily disable entire turbine farms.
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When the UK refused, Mugabe began seizing farms for redistribution.
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I head over to Mendocino Farms to grab a salad.
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Alba and other incubator farms try to bridge that gap.
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Some of us could lose our homes and our farms.
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In total, we'll have around 20 farms in the region.
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The annual pumpkin festival at Greenfield Farms is a favorite.
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That number includes zoos, circuses, petting farms and similar facilities.
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As they toiled, smoke spewed over nearby villages and farms.
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Laos promised in 2016 to phase out the tiger farms.
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Chinese negotiators canceled plans to visit farms in Bozeman, Mont.
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"Mega farms" are high on the press agenda right now.
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Facebook and Twitter still require physical assets in server farms.
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Other business interests range from fish farms to holiday resorts.
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The workers were coming from some of the farms nearby.
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Mr. Sarjimin farms catfish to supplement his family's grocery money.
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Fair Oaks Farms is a popular agritourism destination and provides daily tours for people to "explore our dairy farms for a fun-filled look at the life of a cow," according to its website.
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Farmers and ranchers own and operate mainly family-owned farms, whereas agricultural managers handle the day-to-day operations of one or more farms for an owner who does not want to such tasks.
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Farm voters would benefit from subsidies for healthy foods, small farms, and organic farms; more extension support; training on climate change resiliency; water management programs; infrastructure investments; and programs to allow legal visiting labor.
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Larger farms are important because of scale and because they are great at adapting technology for efficiency, but smaller farms are more capable of innovation, as groups like Practical Farmers of Iowa have proved.
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In addition to the fish feed problem, innovators are working on escape-proof ocean farms, resource-efficient land farms, natural remedies for healthier fish, capturing and upcycling fish farm waste, and more productive hatcheries.
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Meanwhile, new wind farms are great, but those wind farms will not stop planes from emitting carbon into the atmosphere — and global carbon emissons must drop to zero for the planet to stop warming.
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The majority of floral farms in China, according to Daxue Consulting, are small and consist of family members unlike larger farms like Holland — known as one of the biggest flower producers in the world.
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A 6900 report backed by the National Milk Producers Federation, noted that 2628 percent of all U.S. dairy farms employ foreign-born workers, and that those farms produce nearly 28503 percent the nation's milk.
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Previous research has concluded that organic farms have not only more insects, but more species of insects, than conventional farms, and that research might explain why, in early 2018, the European Union banned neonicotinoids.
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Some of these questions relate to agriculture, such as whether organic farms can eventually close the yield gap with conventional farms and whether there are enough organic fertilizers to produce all the world's food organically.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A serious bacterial cattle disease has been identified at three more farms in New Zealand, raising the number of affected farms to six, the country's Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) said on Tuesday.
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GrubMarket gives farms marketing and other online tools to increase their sales and revenue, connects them to shoppers, then charges the farms a small commission on sales, which it applies toward the cost of deliveries.
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We&aposve saved our family farms from the estate tax also known as the death tax, and also, we&aposve saved small businesses, small farms, small businesses won&apost be paying the death tax anymore.
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Children as young as 7 work on small tobacco farms in North Carolina during picking season, according to NPR, as there is no minimum age requirement for children working on small or family-owned farms.
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Provincial government officials have identified three infected farms in the past two weeks, after Canada's food inspection agency in May revived a requirement that trucks delivering pigs to U.S. farms be washed before returning home.
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With persistence, Abdul-Wahab convinced the owners of seven farms to come on board and in 2015, Desert Farms became the first US company granted a USDA license to sell camel milk commercially, he says.
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The Chinese government is working to incentivize the return of swine production by offering lost cost loans to support the construction of new industrial scale farms as well as reducing environmental regulations for these farms.
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Commercial tiger farms in China are legal, and although using tiger bones in medicine was banned, tiger parts from these farms often end up being made into tonics or other medicines, animal rights groups say.
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The model has lasted because "these farms have higher productivity than individual farms, which means higher incomes for the women," said Dimple Abraham, a research associate at the Centre for Women's Development Studies think tank.
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There are already several smaller companies selling such chickens, including Emmer & Company, Pitman Family Farms, White Oak Pastures and Crystal Lake Farms, which was bought in February by the meat supply company West Liberty Foods.
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Mbhele said the lowest paid workers on sugarcane farms earned around 2,752 rand ($213.06) monthly, and that most lived over 30 km (18.6 miles) away from the farms and struggled to find or afford transport.
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In Oregon, the number of Christmas tree farms fell from 614 in 2012 to 382 in 2018, and Christmas tree farms in Wisconsin fell from 423 to 366 during that period, according to state data.
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As part of their food revolution, Rodriguez Besosa, an architect by training, envisions a fundamental shift in the way farms are run -- from large, one-crop, corporate strongholds to small-scale, sustainable, locally owned farms.
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Are they being sold to Pokémon farms in exchange for candy?
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Higher rates can result in more expensive financing for wind farms.
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It took conventional farms an additional two months to spring back.
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He farms with his father, harvesting crops from his family's fields.
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It spread to ranchers suffering invasions of squatters on rural farms.
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That's compared to rain-fed farms and forests that are nearby.
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Wave-power farms could contain hundreds or even thousands of them.
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Square Roots set up the farms, which cost more than $100,000.
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Sanderson Farms will still use antibiotics to treat and control diseases.
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Her nonprofit, Thistle Farms, now has five residential communities in Nashville.
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Check out the Thistle Farms website and see how to help.
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We slash taxes for working families and saved our family farms.
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Last year it produced 1 million from its wholly-owned farms.
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The farms include lights that mimic sunlight without burning your eyes.
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The Easy fire's flames threatened an area of farms and ranches.
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Homes, farms, and roads before and after Hurricane Florence hit Wallace.
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It also failed to tackle pollution by livestock and poultry farms.
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There's hardly enough room to turn around in Livin Farms' office.
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Industry insiders say many large-scale farms have experienced numerous outbreaks.
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When milk prices plummeted in 2015, the farms restricted their hiring.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 1349 Newfield Avenue.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 244 Newfield Avenue.
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TARRYTOWN "Beauty and the Beast Jr.," Random Farms Kids' Theater. Feb.
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At least seven commercial urban farms now operate in the city.
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At the same time, the average size of farms has grown.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 2352 Route 10 West. stickleymuseum.
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They are also farmworkers who harvest crops at small family farms.
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Each community collected state taxes, making faiths in effect tax farms.
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Another independent operator, Grégory Noel, makes a speciality of exorcising farms.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 254 Newfield Avenue.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 333 Newfield Avenue.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 28852 Route 251895 West. stickleymuseum.
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Top image: Minnesota farms from space / NASA Earth ObservatoryOpen kinja-labs.com
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All animals on infected farms must be culled under current rules.
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It offers a boxed drone for surveying farms and golf courses.
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AOD Farms sells many chickens at the gate to local buyers.
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Syria sometimes shelled Israeli farms and villages in the Galilee below.
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The company he supplies, Perdue Farms, has stopped using antibiotics altogether.
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To an extent, 80 percent of the farms are now organic.
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Governments employ bots, troll farms, and hackers to wage influence campaigns.
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In the 1800s, 80 percent of American jobs were on farms.
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And the environmental impact of these industrial farms is well understood.
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WALLACE: But there are a lot of protections for family farms.
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Mr Ni says that farms like Weiyang are "setting the example".
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The tank farms fed by the pipeline are not as resilient.
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Some, such as solar farms in outer space, may sound outlandish.
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Most pig farms and slaughterhouses have been closed down, for example.
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Farms in other regions must meet higher standards for treating manure.
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That was the 19th case in pigs in farms or backyards.
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California in 2015 adopted tough rules for antibiotic use on farms.
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The barge sits alongside one of the world's largest salmon farms.
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Foster Farms was founded in 1939 by Max and Verda Foster.
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He's visited 33 farms, only 23 of which met his standards.
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And Fincham says the ranch sources its electricity from solar farms.
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Previously, such farms were unregulated and operated largely outside the law.
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"But the Amish are on farms, they live isolated," he said.
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"A lot of farms have been around for multigenerations," said Mittelstaedt.
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It has continued to buy bananas from other farms in Belize.
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National Highway 7 passes fewer trees and many rougher frontier farms.
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Thursday's agreement includes the sale of Māui, Pohokura and Tank Farms.
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We all quit our farms 2101 years ago to have apprenticeships.
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CNN contacted Sweetwater Farms for comment but has not heard back.
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Like most every food commodity, coffee today is grown on farms.
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It picked up Bolthouse Farms, Plum Organics and Garden Fresh Gourmet.
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The estate, known as Beaver Dam Farms, features a 12,000 sq.
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Observe Technologies is using artificial intelligence to automate fish farms. Transformative
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Laos has less land to build factories, schools and farms on.
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As a result, dairy farms have been closing in record numbers.
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CEZ already operates wind farms with 100 megawatt capacity in Germany.
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In this state, glaciers cover 300 times more acres than farms.
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Louisiana, farms despoiled by fracking in Pennsylvania, and rivers smothered by
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These MorningStar Farms chipotle black bean veggie burgers are plant-based.
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Already robots are milking the cows on some giant dairy farms.
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The Valley itself was relatively bucolic, honeycombed with orchards and farms.
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The farms that it replaced provided employment and sustenance for centuries.
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Nearly all congressional Districts would now have farms, cities and suburbs.
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"He farms from dusk til dawn," she told the news outlet.
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Avon Old Farms is an all-boys school founded in 1927.
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"We have 160 dairy farms in Utah right now," Gibson explained.
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""You know when you're flying over farms you see the lines?
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They were abandoning their farms, their fields, which must be maintained.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 2352 Route 255543 West. stickleymuseum.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 229 Route 2230 West. stickleymuseum.
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Some Republicans claimed that an exemption for small farms wasn't possible.
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The Thompson family's tidy, well-kept Cavanaleck Farms is also nearby.
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This winter, farms in Kentucky and New Jersey will plant trees.
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"The smaller farms and farmers will be big beneficiaries," he added.
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Construction firms have also become more efficient in installing offshore farms.
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In the next 10 years, these offshore farms should become commonplace.
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We sourced unwanted milk that could've been dumped from dairy farms.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 103 Route 10 West. stickleymuseum.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 230 Route 29 West. stickleymuseum.
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It also only buys wool from farms that are RWS-certified.
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Small organic family farms increasingly lose out to international agribusiness conglomerates.
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Ed drew my attention to a stretch of fallow farms below.
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You locate and hijack a semi at the Cluckin' Bell Farms.
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Case Farms plants are among the most dangerous workplaces in America.
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The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms, 25908 Route 25754 West. stickleymuseum.
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Ironically, farms like Chen's, who abided by organic standards, were not.
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Content farms must cover this if they want to remain topical.
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For graphic on Planned new pig farms across China click tmsnrt.
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But wait—aren't we supposed to be wary of fish farms?
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Between 2001 and 2002, there were 140 recorded murders on farms.
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Both those things are driven by the crowding in factory farms.
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Content farms will be remembered as businesses that preyed upon Millennials.
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Workers prepared for marijuana planting on Woody Farms in Pueblo, Colo.
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Immigrant workers on farms are often too afraid to leave properties.
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Content farms and social networks aren't that different at this point.
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On family-operated farms, children are often expected to help out.
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The nation was losing more than 2,000 family farms every week.
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On Monday, it said it was planning three new wind farms.
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More recently, he visited petting zoos, orchards and farms in Minnesota.
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Pet supply stores, liquor stores, farms, recreational and medical marijuana dispensaries.
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Damage to farms could be extensive — and costly for the nation.
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Growing cranberries involves techniques that aren't common on other American farms.
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Heat makes it hard for people to work, especially on farms.
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Drought and wildfires have taken their own toll on tree farms.
|
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Christmas trees are crops grown on farms, like lettuce or corn.
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"Pizza farms" are an ongoing trend, according to PMQ Pizza Magazine.
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As you know, the Russian troll factories have professional meme farms.
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As you know, the Russian troll factories have professional meme farms.
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Most of the animals now are found on farms in China.
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The surrounding area is mostly farms, open heath and fir plantations.
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But many big farms have been able to circumvent the problem.
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That meant ducks joined another common feature of Chinese farms: pigs.
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Most of the farms are in ocean enclosures or in estuaries.
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The remaining cost-cutting will take place at farms, Bosch said.
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The industry employs 22019,000 workers and comprises 50,000 family farms. Sen.
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Big growers are subject to more health regulations than small farms.
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But many experts say the biggest beneficiaries are larger corporate farms.
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They have major cities, smaller cities, suburbs, university towns and farms.
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But he could call on alligator farms in Louisiana and Florida.
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The impact of factory farms on climate change is also profound.
|
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Typically, farms rely on a few human observations to detect problems.
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Aker aims to help farms make more targeted, reliable crop assessments.
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Fish farms in Chile, Scotland and Canada had serious viral outbreaks.
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Beyond the house were horses, then ten miles of sod farms.
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Robinson's farms are among many interventions supported by the new laws.
|
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In addition, the Christmas tree farms provide a livelihood for farmers.
|
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Their method began with gleaning, or collecting leftover crops from farms.
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There are also 22016,22008 fewer farms than there were in 2160.
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Founded in 2009, LCE develops, owns and operates onshore wind farms.
|
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And that means we'll need a lot fewer farms and farmers.
|
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Many of California's solar farms are outside the most affected area.
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But in recent years, illegal coca farms in Peru have expanded.
|
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They hunted, foraged and cultivated farms that stretched for miles upriver.
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"There are about 6,300 pig farms in the country," Kim said.
|
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And yet that's exactly how pigs are treated on factory farms.
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But farms' stress doesn't just show up in family-farm bankruptcies.
|
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The term describes the spread of disinformation by Russian troll farms.
|
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We're already there with a pipeline business and some solar farms.
|
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The water has engulfed farms, washed out roads and flooded homes.
|
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Are they bred in the intestines of livestock on factory farms?
|
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A bit of a holiday downer: Christmas tree farms are closing.
|
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Nearly 80 of the farms in Stellenbosch sit on public land.
|
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Clean Green's inspectors visit several dozen pot farms across six states.
|
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"You can buy people's accounts from these farms," he pointed out.
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Around large farms, this waste is often contained in anaerobic lagoons.
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I'm working with ... HR: And that farms are more automated. Exactly.
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But that bailout has not been enough to keep farms open.
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Bullshit. There are tons of free programs that help farms out.
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Bloom Farms — they produce oil cartridges or the oil for vaporization.
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Somebody said we should do something about pig farms, that if we could get more pig farms and we all agree on the same kind of pigs, we could rival Denmark or somewhere, with their pigs.
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"The civil plaintiffs' claims as to Sanderson Farms are wholly without merit, and we are committed to defending the case vigorously," Sanderson Farms said, adding it has not been subpoenaed in connection with the DOJ investigation.
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All of the infected Manitoba farms are in the province's southeast, but it is unclear how the virus is spreading since it has been detected at farms without any obvious connections to each other, Dickson said.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa has detected 24 outbreaks of the H5N8 strain of bird flu since June, including 10 at commercial chicken farms and three at ostrich farms, Agriculture Minister Senzeni Zokwana said on Wednesday.
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Factory farms should be discouraged instead of being enabled by our government, but in the meantime, each of us can do something to make a difference by boycotting factory farms and eating plants instead of animals.
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Even two-storey farms in Europe have sparked worries that pigs will receive less care, said Irene Camerlink, an animal welfare expert at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna who has worked with Chinese farms.
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Elevation Foods says containers of Archer Farms-branded egg salad; Freskët brand egg salad, tuna salad, and Thai lobster salad; and Archer Farms-branded deviled egg sandwiches made on June 18 all fall under the recall.
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Even two-story farms in Europe have sparked worries that pigs will receive less care, said Irene Camerlink, an animal welfare expert at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna who has worked with Chinese farms.
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Different lettuces grown at different farms get mixed into bags that are distributed to supermarkets and restaurants all over the country, so food safety officials need to search for the common link among farms and suppliers.
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The burger, for example, is made with organic beef from Snake River Farms in Idaho, the bun comes from the Blue Duck Bakery down the road, and the cheese and greens are all from local farms.
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While that's a majority of Republicans, more were in favor of other sources of energy such as solar panel farms (20173% overall favor, 84% of Republicans) and wind turbine farms (85% overall favor, 79% of Republicans).
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Fears of the virus spreading in the week just before the Winter Olympic Games begin have prompted the government to quarantine farms where the virus is present and led to further plans to inspect nearby farms.
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Sanderson Farms, one of the largest poultry producers in North Carolina, lost 1.7 million chickens on its farms, and 60 of its 880 production chicken broiler houses have flooded, the company said in a news release.
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The burger, for example, is made with organic beef from Snake River Farms in Idaho, the bun comes from the Blue Duck Bakery down the road, and the cheese and greens are all from local farms.
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The USDA noted in 212 that 256 percent of all US farms are considered small, but approximately 23 percent of all vegetable and dairy sales to consumers come from only 3 percent of larger family farms.
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While most of the cases have been discovered on smallholder farms, the infected farm in Chuzhou was relatively big, underscoring the risk to some of the huge, modern farms that have opened in China in recent years.
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Once bearing some 20083 farms producing 5,000 kilograms (11,023 lb) of henna leaves annually, mainly for export, that number has now fallen to around 50 farms producing around 300 kilograms, Fao farm owner Fadhil Falih Abdulla said.
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In Colombia, 84 percent of the smallest farms control less than 4 percent of productive land, while in Chile and Paraguay, one percent of big farms occupy more than 70 percent of the land, the study found.
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The region is home to several industrial salmon farms, but there were no signs of structural damage at farms or processing plants, said Jose Miguel Burgos, director of the National Fish and Aquaculture Service, a government agency.
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It took four years after that, however, for the FDA to enact the regulations—and they only require very large farms, rather than all farms, to sample and test the water used to grow and clean produce.
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"I started getting into how people were developing container farms and raised-bed farms on rooftops," he said, and through his research discovered that no one had applied rooftop urban agriculture practices to growing grapes for wine.
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Case Farms managers said that the lines in Canton run about thirty-five birds a minute, but workers at other Case Farms plants told me that their lines run as fast as forty-five birds a minute.
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"It's been raining and our cherelles (young pods) are coming out well but the illegal miners are destroying the farms with excavators," Mark Dari, who farms 15 hectares in the eastern region town of Kibi, told Reuters.
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Marianne Cufone is the Executive Director of the Recirculating Farms Coalition, a collaborative group of farmers, educators, non-profit organizations and many others committed to building local sources of healthy, sustainable, accessible food through eco-efficient farms.
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Hobby farms vary widely in size and focus, with the majority of them incorporating both crops and animals — and, more often than not, some chickens, said Roger Sipe, the group editor of Hobby Farms and Chickens magazines.
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Users of the chemical include landscapers, golf courses, orchards, vineyards and farms.
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Kellogg's Morningstar Farms brand plans to be entirely plant-based by 2021.
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Sellers in Yulin and elsewhere say their meat comes from dog farms.
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Grace Farms was awarded the 2014/2015 Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize.
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What we're doing here with indoor farms, is we're creating clean data.
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Wind Farms May Actually Warm the US, Controversial Study FindsPhoto: GettyClimate change?
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Scully met sources in car parks or discovered farms raising smallpox-carrying
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Seminole reservations, farmland, and dairy farms—I saw cows in black, white,
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He said a small number of poultry died on the company's farms.
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Kinetic vertical farms decorate the neo-classical brick buildings that still stand.
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Dark Hill Farms started with 25 garden boxes in my mom's backyard.
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Food is about farms and fishing and should be connected to that.
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Tilman and his chefs taste-test different cuts of 44 Farms beef.
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McCloskey denied that drugs are grown and sold at Fair Oaks Farms.
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It ends with men returning to farms and industry, their proper place.
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Small, upland livestock farms tend to be particularly reliant on the subsidies.
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Seven per cent of England's farms produce 55% of its agricultural output.
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Read Charlie Warzel's excellent account of life beside massive cryptocurrency server farms.
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A lot of review farms will cut and paste the same language.
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The restrictions are pushing Gazans to set up fish farms on land.
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"We're really excited about it," said Bryce Lundberg of Lundberg Family Farms.
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Now back then, legislators returned to their farms to tend the crops.
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She found that better life for the animal at Kismet Creek Farms.
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Curtain Call, at the Sterling Farms Theater Complex, 1349 Newfield Avenue. curtaincallinc.
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Nearly 190 companies are listed, most of them farms and construction companies.
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Like most days, content farms feel the pull of demand for content.
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The discovery of ancient farms, settlements, and Neolithic cursus monuments is exciting.
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Fresh investment decisions on four offshore wind farms were made in 2019.
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Countries that encourage the development of wind farms will reap the benefits.
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New England alone lost at least two-thirds of its dairy farms.
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Emirati-built ports could one day export crops from Emirati-owned farms.
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And some solar farms and wind turbines were destroyed on the island.
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Finland is also preparing to restrict how pigs are raised on farms.
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THE mucky sediment below fish farms usually teems with antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Last year saw a lot of wind turbines and farms being built.
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Not just to build a few farms, but to change the world.
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Mexico is a hub in the Spanish-speaking world for bot farms.
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In between, I guess there are a lot of farms and insurrectionists.
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Previously, governments have gone after click farms when they discover their bases.
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The pirate sites can't "game the system" like SEO farms of old.
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There were farms just outside of Pacific Junction that were effectively lakes.
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CropX makes soil sensors and irrigation controllers for use on commercial farms.
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Two hundred years ago, over 90 percent of us worked on farms.
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The area is sparsely populated and already operates some large-scale farms.
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But many of the region's pig farms are tiny, as in China.
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An unforgettable morning in the woods with President Carter at Realtree Farms.
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Alternative facts, troll farms, meme warfare—he would be spoiled for material.
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Almost all the pickers at Boxford Farms are now Bulgarian or Romanian.
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Unable to export goods, hundreds of Gazan factories and farms have closed.
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One answer that makes sense is with bigger farms and more farmers.
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Irish painting and poetry, by contrast, usually celebrates hills, bogs and farms.
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Knowing they've locked in a buyer helps farms better manage their finances.
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"Factory farms are all local to somewhere," as Shapiro pithily puts it.
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Christensen Farms spokeswoman Amber Portner said her company is cooperating with agents.
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He eventually buys farms of his own, creating the Phenix Cheese Company.
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Outbreaks of lice can travel like storm clouds between neighboring salmon farms.
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Foster Farms was founded in in 1939 by Max and Verda Foster.
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A spokesperson for Foster Farms did not respond to requests for comment.
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Still, HSI estimates there are 17,000 dog-meat farms in the country.
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It continued to buy bananas from the farms for three more years.
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The economy collapsed after the seizure of white-owned farms in 2000.
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You'll begin by creating farms to grow food and feed your people.
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But politicians grandfathered-in more than 20143,22014 farms already using the system.
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Interest for wind farms in Norway's south has risen in recent years.
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Today, his nonprofit, Harlem Grown, has 10 urban farms throughout the neighborhood.
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Sanderson Farms, the third-biggest U.S. poultry producer, reports earnings in December.
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"The farms will be built over the next few years," said Freedman.
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This support stems from the rural economic development provided by wind farms.
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It's not like we all own farms and grow our own produce.
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The project helped 150 farmers register ownership of timber on their farms.
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It's sourced from local farms and helps cut down on food waste.
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They razed the countryside, destroying farms and killing livestock as they went.
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Solar panels and electricity-producing wind farms have been around for decades.
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The wind farms will be owned by joint venture company Fosen Vind.
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Most of studies only examine short-term exposure to industrial wind farms.
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The country exported nearly 5 million pigs to U.S. farms last year.
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Maytag Dairy Farms did not immediately respond to CNBC's requests for comment.
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"I mainly buy ingredients from organic and eco-friendly farms," he said.
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But lately Farmland Partners has been buying up blueberry farms in Michigan.
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Farms and food packing houses are now able to buy Apeel's products.
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But now those immigrants are worried, and not turning up to farms.
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Dragan said the farms have used water from the nearby river Danube.
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"It's critical to be able to get to the farms," she said.
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Instead of farms and cattle we have Hummus Bros and vape tricks.
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Around 24.30 percent of farms are at "extreme risk" of going under.
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Mr Mugabe seized big commercial farms without compensation, wrecking Zimbabwe's largest industry.
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The U.S.S.R. needed large, mechanized farms, like those in the United States.
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"Japan has emerged as a leader in vertical farms," Mr. Despommier said.
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All the produce, meat and cheese is from upstate New York farms.
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It would hurt our coastal communities, heartland ranches, wildlife, waters and farms.
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Industrial chemical runoff from farms, lawns and golf courses also hurts reefs.
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Agriculture, including small-scale, family-run farms, is the country's largest industry.
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A third of Argentina's soy farms remain swamped after early April storms.
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Pickers work long, hard days on farms that stink of steaming compost.
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