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Examples of farmed

farmed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Although a few articles were farmed out to graduate students and marginal scholars, there are excellent articles by recognised experts.
On average 14.7 per cent of all solitaries had land in a village at their disposal, of which slightly more than half actually farmed it.
The integration of onboard global positioning systems and 3d mapping data allows the forest to be farmed on a highly granular level.
Together with their fellows (with whom they commonly had kinship ties), they farmed small groups of holdings employing familiar techniques.
From the mid-fourteenth century the abbey's manors had been farmed out wholesale including demesne, rent roll and court perquisites.
Moreover, much of the forest that has been lost or forest that remains, covered lands that had earlier been populated and farmed.
Thus, living standards and the ability to increase farmed area are positively correlated.
Nationally, organic product sales currently exceed $8 billion and there is an estimated 2.3 million acres farmed organically54-56.
The continuous variables (such as age, years in farming, total acres farmed, etc.) have been recoded as categorical variables for the purposes of analysis.
Accordingly, much of the land in that part of the country which was farmed up to a generation ago is now covered with maturing forests.
Thus, increases in farmed area do not represent a sound commercial investment.
Local families farmed the crop land, paying rent to an agent they thought represented the friars.
Four variables are used to describe the characteristics of the farmed plot and its soil quality.
Currently, more than 26 million ha are farmed organically worldwide2.
Among surveyed farmers, 84% had acquired their land through inheritance, while the remaining 16% farmed land under hired or borrowed lease agreements, or communal tenure.
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