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By the rude bridge that arched the flood,Their flag to April's breeze unfurled,Here once the embattled farmers stood,And fired the shot heard round the world. – Ralph Waldo EmersonRate it:
There's been some surveys conducted among dog meat farmers that showed that given some incentive to go into another line of work they would chose to do so.. – Adam ParascandolaRate it:
Covid-19 has wreaked unprecedented havoc on American businesses and farmers, tariffs are the last thing that any company should have to worry about during this pandemic. – Jonathan GoldRate it:
( It happens) mostly through ammonia, which is released when farmers use nitrogen fertilizer -- which they use a lot of -- or is released from animal manure. – Jason HillRate it:
A basket of tomatoes sells for $60 when they are in the best condition, farmers lose 50% due to lack of storage - $30 a basket. For 50 cents they can eliminate the loss completely. – Nnaemeka IkegwuonuRate it:
A cross-breed can eat feed with high dry matter, and farmers know they can get more out of a cross in terms of milk or meat with the right feeding. – Julie OjangoRate it:
A lot of the technology is already available. It's just a question of packaging it together at the right cost for the farmers, if you can reduce herbicides by the factor of 10 it becomes very compelling for the farmer in terms of productivity. It's also eco friendly and that's clearly going to be very popular, if not compulsory, at some stage. – Richard LightboundRate it:
A lot of the trash I was embarrassed to show, because I didn't realize how many recyclables we had, it made me realize I needed to shop more at the farmers market, consume less things and buy less plastic. – Annie ChowRate it:
A number of farmers are crying foul over unsatisfactory (tobacco) prices, those who make losses are condemned to poverty and starvation. – Trevor SaruwakaRate it:
A scheme to enable farmers to set up solar power generation capacity on their barren/fallow lands and to sell it to the grid would be operationalized. – Nirmala SitharamanRate it:
Actions like that make it nearly impossible for farmers to trust anything this EPA has to say. – Jon DoggettRate it:
Agriculture is much less state-run and much more private than it used to be, and the farmers who work for themselves work better and with greater efficiency, north Korea is highly unlikely to experience another famine even remotely similar to what happened in the late nineties. – Andrei LankovRate it:
Agriculture is the heart of our region (Southwest Georgia), and water is the lifeblood of agriculture, farmers have been very invested in following…the water wars over the last several decades because it will immensely impact what we do, and that uncertainty is something we have to take into account. – Casey CoxRate it:
All agriculture is ruined and I hear the farmers have been reassured by the Prime Minister that they will be taken care of, but it's very sad to hear. So on top of the water that we need in Tonga, it seems that we'll be facing a food shortage. – House Speaker Lord FakafanuaRate it:
All the ponds, reservoirs and water bodies which earlier supplied water in areas of Tikamgarh have dried up. With no water available for irrigation, farmers have abandoned their crops and are migrating to nearby urban areas in search of livelihood and for sustenance. Life is really hard for them, the situation has never been so bad. – Rajendra AdhvrayuRate it:
Antibiotic resistance is a serious public health concern that should be addressed both in human and animal medicine, but just as with you or me, when animals get sick with a bacterial infection, treating them with No Antibiotics Ever is the ethical thing to do. Farmers work closely with veterinarians to responsibly administer antibiotics in the care for their animals, benefiting each of us by making food safer and more affordable. – Terry FleckRate it:
Any merger that consolidates this market into fewer hands will give farmers fewer choices and put them at even more economic disadvantage, the (seed) market is already dominated by Monsanto. You're almost creating duopoly in the market, and that's a problem. – Wenonah HauterRate it:
Are farmers able to pay? I will say no. Is the land being productive? I will say no again. – Victor MatemadandaRate it:
As a constituency, farmers feel like they're not always represented. I think they were tired of losing trade battles every few years and then four years ago someone recognized them and was ready to start a trade war, that resonated and is some of the reason that support seems to be holding in many areas. – Brian PhilpotRate it:
As a Main Street Entrepreneur and conservationist, I know firsthand that if we want to address our changing climate then we need to facilitate real solutions that our farmers, environmentalists and industry can all support. – Mike BraunRate it:
As climate change bites hard, the risk increases for farmers, anything that can improve the risk management benefits food supply and has a direct bottom line impact. – Paul RyanRate it:
As I've often said, if we're going to feed 10 billion people by 2050, farmers worldwide need all the tools and technologies at our disposal, in addition to the immediate effect of slowing the development of Vietnamese agricultural production, there's the very real risk that Vietnam's farmers will turn to unregulated, illegal chemical products in place of glyphosate. – Sonny PerdueRate it:
At the same time we are working to protect our system of supply management and our farmers ... Canada always, in our negotiations, does our best to act in the interests of all of our sectors and will continue to do that right to the end of these negotiations. – Prime Minister Stephen HarperRate it:
Australian farmers expect to see benefits from the recent free trade agreements with China, Korea, and Japan, underpinned by continued urbanisation and increased demand for protein in developing countries. – Van DiemenRate it:

By the rude bridge that arched the flood,Their flag to April's breeze unfurled,Here once the embattled farmers stood,And fired the shot heard round the world.

– Ralph Waldo EmersonRate it:

There's been some surveys conducted among dog meat farmers that showed that given some incentive to go into another line of work they would chose to do so..

– Adam ParascandolaRate it:

Covid-19 has wreaked unprecedented havoc on American businesses and farmers, tariffs are the last thing that any company should have to worry about during this pandemic.

– Jonathan GoldRate it:

( It happens) mostly through ammonia, which is released when farmers use nitrogen fertilizer -- which they use a lot of -- or is released from animal manure.

– Jason HillRate it:

A basket of tomatoes sells for $60 when they are in the best condition, farmers lose 50% due to lack of storage - $30 a basket. For 50 cents they can eliminate the loss completely.

– Nnaemeka IkegwuonuRate it:

A cross-breed can eat feed with high dry matter, and farmers know they can get more out of a cross in terms of milk or meat with the right feeding.

– Julie OjangoRate it:

A lot of the technology is already available. It's just a question of packaging it together at the right cost for the farmers, if you can reduce herbicides by the factor of 10 it becomes very compelling for the farmer in terms of productivity. It's also eco friendly and that's clearly going to be very popular, if not compulsory, at some stage.

– Richard LightboundRate it:

A lot of the trash I was embarrassed to show, because I didn't realize how many recyclables we had, it made me realize I needed to shop more at the farmers market, consume less things and buy less plastic.

– Annie ChowRate it:

A number of farmers are crying foul over unsatisfactory (tobacco) prices, those who make losses are condemned to poverty and starvation.

– Trevor SaruwakaRate it:

A scheme to enable farmers to set up solar power generation capacity on their barren/fallow lands and to sell it to the grid would be operationalized.

– Nirmala SitharamanRate it:

Actions like that make it nearly impossible for farmers to trust anything this EPA has to say.

– Jon DoggettRate it:

Agriculture is much less state-run and much more private than it used to be, and the farmers who work for themselves work better and with greater efficiency, north Korea is highly unlikely to experience another famine even remotely similar to what happened in the late nineties.

– Andrei LankovRate it:

Agriculture is the heart of our region (Southwest Georgia), and water is the lifeblood of agriculture, farmers have been very invested in following…the water wars over the last several decades because it will immensely impact what we do, and that uncertainty is something we have to take into account.

– Casey CoxRate it:

All agriculture is ruined and I hear the farmers have been reassured by the Prime Minister that they will be taken care of, but it's very sad to hear. So on top of the water that we need in Tonga, it seems that we'll be facing a food shortage.

– House Speaker Lord FakafanuaRate it:

All the ponds, reservoirs and water bodies which earlier supplied water in areas of Tikamgarh have dried up. With no water available for irrigation, farmers have abandoned their crops and are migrating to nearby urban areas in search of livelihood and for sustenance. Life is really hard for them, the situation has never been so bad.

– Rajendra AdhvrayuRate it:

Antibiotic resistance is a serious public health concern that should be addressed both in human and animal medicine, but just as with you or me, when animals get sick with a bacterial infection, treating them with No Antibiotics Ever is the ethical thing to do. Farmers work closely with veterinarians to responsibly administer antibiotics in the care for their animals, benefiting each of us by making food safer and more affordable.

– Terry FleckRate it:

Any merger that consolidates this market into fewer hands will give farmers fewer choices and put them at even more economic disadvantage, the (seed) market is already dominated by Monsanto. You're almost creating duopoly in the market, and that's a problem.

– Wenonah HauterRate it:

Are farmers able to pay? I will say no. Is the land being productive? I will say no again.

– Victor MatemadandaRate it:

As a constituency, farmers feel like they're not always represented. I think they were tired of losing trade battles every few years and then four years ago someone recognized them and was ready to start a trade war, that resonated and is some of the reason that support seems to be holding in many areas.

– Brian PhilpotRate it:

As a Main Street Entrepreneur and conservationist, I know firsthand that if we want to address our changing climate then we need to facilitate real solutions that our farmers, environmentalists and industry can all support.

– Mike BraunRate it:

As climate change bites hard, the risk increases for farmers, anything that can improve the risk management benefits food supply and has a direct bottom line impact.

– Paul RyanRate it:

As I've often said, if we're going to feed 10 billion people by 2050, farmers worldwide need all the tools and technologies at our disposal, in addition to the immediate effect of slowing the development of Vietnamese agricultural production, there's the very real risk that Vietnam's farmers will turn to unregulated, illegal chemical products in place of glyphosate.

– Sonny PerdueRate it:

At the same time we are working to protect our system of supply management and our farmers ... Canada always, in our negotiations, does our best to act in the interests of all of our sectors and will continue to do that right to the end of these negotiations.

– Prime Minister Stephen HarperRate it:

Australian farmers expect to see benefits from the recent free trade agreements with China, Korea, and Japan, underpinned by continued urbanisation and increased demand for protein in developing countries.

– Van DiemenRate it:

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