Homesteads in a sentence

Human Rights Watch’s analysis of satellite imagery of the area found that in July 2022 about 90 homesteads and animal enclosures were burned within the demarcated area.

In 1890, early settlers claimed their homesteads and by 1902 a post office was built.

There are two old homesteads on the 650-acre property, that have seen a lot of history and this rancher allegedly heard stories of a massacre that happened near the property.

Here, the majority of guardian dogs are on small farms and homesteads instead of huge isolated ranches, meaning they have to be skilled at both protecting animals and interacting safely with people.

Ranch owners often had some of their hired cowboys file for homesteads on lands near the ranches.

Their arrest comes after the shooting that occurred on 28 September 2024, at two neighbouring homesteads in Ngobozana Village near the town of Lusikisiki, where eighteen people were killed, and five others were injured.

At Ewang’an manyatta, a branch-fenced settlement comprising of 24 homesteads located a few minutes drive from the Mara, villagers worry about the future.

But the worrying development is the migration of Young people away from their homesteads.

On the way to Lawrence, the two rifle companies heard they were too late to save Lawrence and that Ruffians were threatening their own homesteads as well as their wives and daughters.

Spaza shops started in the homesteads of rural South Africa, where a handful of very basic goods would casually exchange hands between community members in passing or be handed over the neighbour's fence.

Ten percent of America’s land was given out as homesteads, and perhaps one-quarter of Americans (almost all of them white) owe part of their family wealth to the homestead acts.

The armed gang, which is still at large, invaded two homesteads which family members were sleeping in.

They are: Commercial Agriculture for all the homesteads that have rural land; Industries -big or small; services (hotels, shops, transport business etc.); and, more recently, ICT using the byuma bikalimagezi (the computers and other ICT machines).

They still saw the coronavirus as a big-city problem, not something that could touch isolated ranching and farming towns where generations-old homesteads have withstood drought, blight and economic depressions.

Villagers lost crop land and fruit orchards and 405 homesteads had to be relocated.

Food crisis destabilizes social cohesion as it generates a number of demand and supply side shocks to homesteads including the loss of income.

The family moved from Aberdeen to the Evans-Burnett homesteads in Arimo in about 1935.

All this material appears to have been deliberately piled up at the entrance to the larger homesteads.

If you were to take a scuba suit and go diving, structural remains would still be visible today, including foundations of homesteads and barns.

Its practicaly impossible for Dabengwa to visit all households/homesteads before elections.