farming

IPA: fˈɑrmɪŋ

Examples of "farming" in Sentences

The profession of the people is farming.
Arable farming is the production of crops.
Farming is the livelihood of majority of the residents.
Raisin farming is the single most labor-intensive activity in North America.
The main staple of the people in Tang Fang village is agriculture and farming.
Court documents say the group also used the term "farming" as code for terrorist attacks.
They had in our area, as I'm sure in a lot of other areas, what they call farming on halves.
Tuna farming is an established industry in Baja California, and is one of the fastest growing forms of aquaculture in the world today.
Population pressures, the dominance of corporations in "farming" and the insatiable thirst of dirty energy generation sources have strained our water availability and safety to extremes.
Nikolai Petrovich told various anecdotes about what he called his farming career, talked about the forthcoming government measures, about committees, deputations, the need to introduce new machinery, etc.
Along the West Coast, Japanese immigrants had found the small niches, especially in farming, that white Americans had not exploited and become successful at them -- for instance, strawberry farming, which is extremely labor-intensive.