Ranches in a sentence

The provincial government said the Century Farm Awards honour farms, ranches and agricultural organizations that have been active for 100 years or longer, as well as farms and ranches that have been in families for 100 years or more.

If they say people will pay for the use of the ranches; so, if you have cows and no money, will you sell your cattle and pay for the use of the ranches?

The Wyoming Public Service Commission has announced that a public hearing has been scheduled regarding the Application of Nordic Ranches Water, LLC serving the Nordic Ranches subdivision northwest of Alpine.

As rising water prices in northern Colorado increase strain on local agricultural operations, innovative practices will be key to sustaining local farms and ranches.

At Legacy Ranches, Jared Fernandes, 51, a third-generation dairy farmer, jumped atop his dairy digester to demonstrate the strength of the massive industrial tarp, which covers an unseen manure lagoon about the size of a football field.

Browning died Feb. 27 at his home in Southwest Ranches, Florida.

But a series of winter storms has already started refilling the lake, which straddles Kings and Tulare counties, causing residents to evacuate and flooding croplands and ranches.

Eligible applicants must have a complete environmental farm plan, which helps producers identify environmental strengths and potential risks on their farms and ranches.

Gomes, former president of the Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council, said ranches across the state will be facing the same situation in the coming months, if they’re not in it already.

Hawaii also has lost large plantations and ranches, with fire-prone grasses overtaking fallow lands, he said.

I also did a walkthrough of the barrel room and learned the history of the Foley winery and the land, which goes back to the mid-1880s when settlers moved to the area and established ranches.

Jonckowski had some experience as a youngster working on ranches, so she thought rodeoing would be worth a shot.

Moving on, the question arises of where all these cattle ranches should go.

Much of this coastal rainforest southeast of the Amazon has been fragmented by farms, ranches, and people, leaving patches of forest isolated from one another.

Ranches, for his part, sent his congratulations to Du Ek Sam and the other awardees and their agency partners.

Sagebrush grasslands anchor ecological systems and support multi-generational family ranches intermixed with public land as well as support vital recreational economies.

The Davie police department serves Southwest Ranches.

As years have gone by, more and more ranches have closed off their land to those in search of the elusive Texas blue topaz.

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.

He said he owned ranches in Oklahoma, sometimes showing up with farm eggs.