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"Ennis, please, no more damn lonesome ranches for us, " she said, sitting on his lap, wrapping her thin, freckled arms around him.

I roam out in the open on the Great Plains of North America, mostly in protected areas and private ranches.

APR is in the early stages of developing a wildlife-friendly label for beef produced on ranches that are friendly to such prairie wildlife.

The men, farm hands from the neighbouring ranches, young fellows from Guadalahara, drew back in instinctive repulse .

He's now in a land of cattle ranches, and one night his hunger and the smell of a newborn calf overcome his reluctance to cross open areas.

Queensland ranches have ridden out the financial crisis fairly well, with a steady stream of sales over the past three years.

Western writer who drew inspiration from his experiences while working on ranches in the Dakotas.

An increasing number of Americans are taking their pet dogs to suburb ranches where the animals can go back to nature and run around.

The Angus and Hereford cattle came from ranches in his home state of Montana. The imported cows have given birth to their first calves.

Bukidnon is Cowboy Country with its cattle ranches and pineapple plantations.

Most exotic hunts take place in ranches from which the animals can't escape (Texas has 600).

In fact, some of the larger ranches, not having any hay stores at all, are even worse off.

Not a few were expelled from their traditional territories to make room for highways, dams and cattle ranches .

The Angus and Hereford cattle came from ranches in his home state of Montana.

Because most Amazonian ranches are illegal, or their ownership is contested, ranchers and banks are reluctant to invest in them.

Arizona's Dude Ranch Association fills its $350-a-night luxury ranches most of the year; roughly a third of the guests are European.

But its expansion has pushed cattle ranches further into the jungle, and started itself to encroach on the forest.

Sonoita, a tiny census-designated place with less than 1, 000 residents, is peppered with ranches, vacation and retirement homes.

And while grain prices have picked up, drought has once again brought billions of dollars of losses to farms and ranches.

Some investors are establishing Western ranches with land restoration at the core.

Officials seized hotels, ranches, planes, boats, and topless bars.

that have very little to do with ranches and farmers.

He identified 20 big ranches operating on illegally cleared land and traced the slaughterhouses buying their cattle.

The covers were encouraging: there were pictures of cowboys, ranches and cattle.

The students collected stories, historical documents, art and geological information about the farms, ranches and culture of Mission Valley.

Gathering once provided 70 percent of the Bushman diet, but ancient scrubland has been converted to cattle ranches.

Radically expand federal control over family farms and ranches.

Most ranches are located in flat open country where there is plenty of glass for the cattle to feed on.

Many abandoned ranches are purchased or leased by other poultry men .

Ranchers who sell to APF can also stay on the ranches as long as they like and keep their cattle if they wish.

Productions were also filmed on location at movie ranches.

Providing accurate information on ranches .

I went all the way across the United States and set the table at farms, ranches, beaches, and other places where food comes from.

After the harvest, the ranches seemed asleep.

There is much less rain than before and the land has been overused in the past by big cattle ranches.

This is the home of the buckaroos, cowboys who work on cattle ranches in Nevada.

The forest gives way to cattle ranches or soybean farms.

I didn't know there were little ranches.

In America people raise cows and sheep in ranches.

Some Views on Individual Income Tax upon BINGTUAN Administers Working on Farms and Ranches