How to pronounce “farmland” in English

farmland or forest or natural areas.

farmland and the rest of the state can stay green that was all happening in the 70s I left that to go uh briefly to

Abandoned farmlands are a big concern in agriculture in Japan Not only in Osaka, but from Hokkaido to Okinawa, there are more and more that have such concerns

increased amount of farmland needed housing needed and the WHO estimates

Let's talk Farmland. You guys know Farmland?

So if you saw Farmland and Supreme together, they have no interaction whatsoever.

But underneath the farmland, right outside the airport, which is beautiful pastoral farmland, 100 meters below the surface, is a tunnel that's 26 kilometers around.

I slept along farmlands and in skyscrapers, along mountaintops and across villages.

The increase in abandoned farmlands in Osaka isn't stopping This year, many farms have contacted us requesting for their land to be rented out

And the abandoned farmlands in Osaka keep increasing After 5 years time, our winery will be too full with our own grapes

Many of the farmlands on the outskirts of the city have now built utility-scale solar facilities.

So Denmark has the most fertile farmland in the Nordics.

And you kind of transitioned from farmland to suburbs.

When we imagine farmers and farmland in the US, we, I think, imagine growing crops to feed to people, right?

And it's surrounded by farmland basically, but it's a beautiful place.

And two-thirds of our farmland is managed for game birds in this country.

That open space can be farmland or it could be natural open space.

And they end up buying all the farmland in the world because they want to ensure that they're going to survive.

Then as more and more farmland gets bought up, obviously, that's a concern.

Imagine if that is American farmland.

and the practice of caring for our farmlands and therefore, our food, our children, our families.

So Farmland, they're a pork manufacturer.

Now you look at a pork manufacturer like Farmland, you say, well, there's nothing cool about Farmland.

A high piece like Supreme and a pork manufacturer like Farmland, like we don't know about, what would they have in common?

That is, Farmland opened up an Instagram handle.

And there are flowers and birds that survive in that farmland as it's managed.

But in the middle of the country or farmland areas, that's not happening.

This family, when their farmland was bought from them in the '90s to make way for the high tech zone, at that time in China, an extremely wealthy person was not called a

I say, look into farmland preservation policy.

They hired plane and helicopter pilots to survey the farmlands from above for signs of infringement.

In effect, they had a farmland monopoly.

And new forests aren't having to be cut down to for farmland.

It was farmland.

Like, I wanted to read about comforting farmland, and families in drawing rooms, and that sort of thing.

Began as farmland and small towns.

And it's not like kids that are growing up just in farmland.

So what they essentially did was every local village government divvied up all their farmland and every resident of that village received a plot of land.

smart within a few years pretty much wiped out all of that and as farmland

When you look at Japan as a whole Just because we saved the abandoned farmlands in Osaka This may cause to create abandonment in other areas

And then drift across farmlands doing trapeze acts.

We've had properties burnt, farmland burnt, olive trees cut down.

The Week 1 Horizon hats dropped without much fanfare despite bearing a striking resemblance to the Farmland Foods logo, a Missouri based pork producer,

When people began arriving in the city in droves, they found farmland.

So it's kind of interesting how Cambridge sort of went from vast expanses of farmland slash nothing into house upon house upon house.

But in the United States, over half of all farmland is planted with corn and soy, and most of that is going to feed not people, but to animals on factory farms.

You can see over these 29 years, we go from a lot of farmland to huge urban expansion.

And then it comes all the way through America down that pipeline across our aquifers over our farmland to be refined in Louisiana and shipped to China.

This would take up to about 3 months We mostly only use our hands in working to recover the vineyards from being abandoned farmlands

This is what it looks like I am a complete stranger in this area And even when I asked around to lend us farmlands