(1) Pembrokeshire's arable acreage had increased on the back of buoyant prices last summer.

(2) A 35 per cent increase in net acreage

(3) Eastern thornless blackberries have increased in price and acreage in Ohio in recent years.

(4) It paid farmers to take acreage out of cultivation and to reduce livestock herds.

(5) Our mentor in organic farming has a large small grain acreage , with some of the fields having small rocks.

(6) Now when a grower calls in an order, the data disk shows exact field locations and acreage .

(7) She wishes to have certainty as to the price to be paid and does not wish the price to be geared to a measurement of acreage .

(8) The payments are guaranteed provided they rent land of the same acreage and ensure its upkeep.

(9) Develop a simple field map with acreage , crop, and any irrigation restrictions.

(10) When our planted acreage had increased to about 7 acres we began looking for our own farm.

(11) Using insecticides to kill these bugs is about the only solution for any sizable acreage .

(12) The numerous options may include a flat fee and/or a fee based on participating acreage .

(13) In a nation where a wealthy handful own half the farm acreage , land reform has been a major fuse for national turmoil.

(14) Because the ground is so dry, he can sow only half of his acreage each year.

(15) In a brief time, large agricultural acreage can be subdivided into tracts of suburban housing.

(16) Further, the co-op would increase acreage and invest in plants for the long term.

(17) A modest acreage

(18) To stay competitive growers must introduce new hybrids to their acreage on a regular basis.

(19) A 35% increase in net acreage

(20) The cooperative has grown and thrives despite diminishing farm acreage across the country.

(21) Tennessee had the largest total acreage of farm land and crop land, and North Carolina had the least.

(22) Ninety-two percent of this acreage is now in the twelve western states, except Hawaii.

(23) This might include some form of direct subsidy, tied to acreage or land quality.