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The couple's three cats have been farmed out to friends and neighbors, but Strong's dog, Pepper, is still with her.

It is expected that, for any new European deals this year, the equity slice is likely to be farmed out to a parent company or bigger group.

'It is inevitable that wild tiger products will get drawn into a market created by farmed tiger parts, ' he said.

She said that they farmed because they felt like part of a broader movement, but that the farmer's life was not always romantic.

In typical assembly-line operations, design is farmed out to specialist outsiders or to a separate team of insides.

That way, once you've got a zone farmed out, you can actually go back to it for longer to get some PvP gear out of it.

Reporter: So consumers have to be very careful: things like "natural, " "family farmed" don't necessarily mean "organic. "

It had a pretty footloose and fancy-free life in the great outdoors - certainly better than that of a factory-farmed chicken or pig.

Gueye said the company will sell much its Senegal-farmed rice in local markets, instead of exporting it all back to Saudi Arabia.

We have farmed a lot of patterns from our users and customers and put features in place to make it easy to realise these patterns in Mule.

Every bit of land is tilled and farmed, even the scrabbly, rocky hillsides and the narrow strips of grass along the highway.

Dixon said the company used products from sustainbly farmed forests in Canada.

However, overall farmed turbot demand is still very poor and is only replacing the lacking supply of wild turbot .

Looking emaciated, he farmed out large parts of his speech, which is usually a big marketing and media event, to other presenters.

Founded in 1893, the company originally farmed indigo plants and made indigo dyes that were used in kimonos.

While mother was sick, the children were farmed out to relatives.

The method could even be used to improve the growth of farmed animals or to reduce feed waste.

But the sheer depth of funds means equity portfolio investment will account for some of the cash, possibly farmed out to asset managers.

But in much of the poor world, the land is not primal forest; it is just badly farmed.

We know that we won't get as much as when we farmed up in the hills, but at least the harvest is safe from the pigs and rats.

Pacheco has yet to make the breakthrough at Anfield and could be farmed out for a season of SPL action.

You stand up for the farmed animals and refuse to pay anyone to hurt them on your behave.

Farmed ostriches don't need African climates, and in fact ostrich farming is now becoming well established in other parts of the world.

In the olden days you were born into it, all decisions made, and you farmed until you died, or cleaned the royal toilets.

China, which produces about 70% of the world's farmed fish, has been a notable offender in creating such pollution.

Until recently the supply of wild oysters and those crudely farmed were more than enough to satisfy people's needs.

There have long been concerns about farmed fish, just as with other massed produced and processed foods.

As a possible farmed supplementary food source, however, plankton is gaining considerable interest among marine scientists.

Farmed catfish could provide a useful source of carbon dioxide for the algae, as well as a critical revenue flow to keep research going.

The county had two cities, Blytheville and Osceola, and a host of towns dominated by planters who farmed huge plots of land.

Production Certificate of Exporting Farmed Eel issued by the Fisheries Administration, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan is required.

The files associated with an application are farmed out to each node in the cluster .

Food, clothing, shelter, tools, and pretty much everything else had to be farmed or fabricated, at a very high cost in time and energy.

AquAdvantage salmon were deemed safe by the FDA, calling them nutritionally equal to non-GM salmon and capable of being sustainably farmed.

That salmon would be farmed off the coast of Panama, and it's unclear how it would be labeled.

In the United States fully two thirds of harvested grains, which could greatly relieve world hunger, are fed to farmed animals.

But the city's business, predicated on the fact that fugu is poisonous, now faces a threat with poison-free, farmed fugu liver.

In the book, you advise women to eat wild (not farmed) fish, grass fed meat, as well as a diversity of organic fruits and vegetables.

It is farmed organically and its leaves are never allowed to touch the ground.

I forgive those ancestors who over farmed, over fished or deforested to a point that the region could not regenerate.

Organic and natural care center: Without any artificial ingredients, products originate from primitive or organically farmed plants.

If bluefin could be farmed routinely, it might bring the price down, relieving pressure on wild stocks, as happened with salmon.

The prisoners of war were farmed out to work on a coffee plantation.

The abundant remnants of wild game indicate that the people who lived here had not yet domesticated animals or farmed.

Most of the wild salmon caught in North America comes from Alaska. That state banned farmed salmon from its waters years ago.

It isn't clear if seaweed is harvested or farmed in the area around the crippled nuclear plant.

Land may be formally owned by the state but contain people who have farmed it for generations.

The remaining capital was largely farmed out to other hedge fund managers.

Buy organic meat whenever possible to avoid the steroids, hormones and anti-biotics that are in factory farmed meat.

Prices for farmed giant grouper have almost doubled from T$280 a kilo a year ago to T$480 ($15).

Industrial and domestic wastes are steadily polluting the once healthy waters, in which the farmed oysters live and breathe.

It would also shed light on the interactions between wild and farmed fish stocks, an issue of increasing concern.

This was farmed in his absence by his family or the local Farmers Association.

High-quality research has led to improvement of productivity of farmed livestock.

Topics which are being dealt with in the film are: fishing quotas, subsidies, illegal fishing, farmed fish, health and sustainability.

In essence. You've got to get wild tiger bone cheaper than the farmed bone -- a big ask.

Their major source of income and of potential long-term wealth, the land they farmed, didn't even belong to them.

The woman was very kind to those children who were farmed out to her.

Some 47% of fish on dinner plates is now farmed, and this is likely to increase as the amount caught in the wild levels off.

Much of the world's arable land is being farmed already, so the lion's share of the increase will need to come through higher yields.

As a verbal artifact, farmed content exhibits neither style nor substance.

Some were caught off the Australian coast, others were farmed in Mexico.

Farmed product prices have increased notably, although dumping actions are still occurring on the market.

Farmers will need to produce higher yields and more unused land will have to be farmed.

This type of farming is where rice is grown and fish are farmed on the same piece of land.

He also cited nothern Nigeria, where increased aridity means lack of fodder is driving herders south into the areas farmed for corn.

Finally, farmed animals face horrifically cruel methods of slaughter, including electrocution and live skinning.

Organic chocolates are free of pesticides and are farmed in a sustainable way.

Hormone supplementation is the biggest concern with beef, dairy products, and farmed fish.

Upper-class mothers farmed their children out. Working-class mothers took them in.

FLATFISH : Sales of farmed turbot over Christmas were described as satisfactory.

The internal frame works of all yi teng panels system are bent and farmed by high quality steel plate produced by Shanghai Bao Steel Group .

They also contend in their patent application that suppressing PI3K will increase feeding in farmed animals and reduce feed waste.

While this phenomenon has many causes, one is the steady growth in demand for grain for feed for farmed animals.

In the U. S. , Honeywell makes Green Jet Fuel from oil of camelina seeds, an inedible weed, that is grown in rotation with dry-farmed wheat.

The risk of transmission of BSE to humans who eat farmed fish would appear to be low because of perceived barriers between species.

If you have these farmed tigers and you let them out into the marketplace, you could save the wild tigers.

The Chesapeake Bay could get helped by a new anti pollution expert: farmed oysters.

house sites and privately farmed plots of cropland and hilly land are also owned by collectives.

Large firms such as Yahoo! , which previously farmed searches out to Google, have switched to other technologies.

However, the aquaculture pollution has become the serious problem on sustainable healthy development of farming and farmed seafood quality.

Farmed fish has many of the same issues as farmed land animals, including antibiotic use and environmental damage.

Only four percent of good land in South Sudan is being farmed.

Faint bluish footprints, of all shapes and sizes, farmed in the snow lines of illegible words with subtle implications.

Worry about contaminants like PCBs and mercury may drive people to lower their consumption of healthful fish like farmed salmon.

Both wild and farmed turbot prices are expected to decrease mainly in the smallest sizes.

Species on this list are recommended because they are caught or farmed in an ecologically friendly way, and fisheries are well managed.

This book is dedicated to them and to the twenty two billion animals who are currently being farmed throughout the world.

Shafaq's father farmed in their village Haft Gody in Waras a district in southern Bamian and ran a restaurant in the district center.

The scars were mostly farmed in neck, elbow joint, popliteal fossa , face and breast of women.

The scars were mostly farmed in neck, elbow joint, popliteal fossa , face and breast of women.

flesh of scaleless food fish of the southern United States; often farmed.

Lenape men were expert hunters and fishermen, while Lenape women farmed.

Australian abalone industry is divided into two types, wild and farmed fish.

The terra preta soils of Brazil are still being farmed, centuries after the biochar was added.

They farmed, irrigated , and reclaimed vast stretches of land.

Like factory-farmed poultry, China's banks operate within tight limits.

The main farmed species are clams, shrimp, mud crab, sand crab, silver carp and so on, in which Ling-Kun's famous clam.

Walks from the city, also does not have the so-called suburb and the countryside again, in the past farmed the place all replanted the tree.

The poor tenants farmed in that manor.

The soil can be depleted, or "farmed out" .

These super-strong gases come primarily from farmed animals' digestive processes, and from their manure.

I know that some readers will argue that the issue is not the meat industry, but factory farmed meat.

By any measure, what happens to farmed animals today is anti-Christian.

Bumble bees also make honey but it is used to feed the colony, not farmed for human consumption.

Certainly fish processors are happy to have you believe this, but in reality much of what is sold in supermarkets is actually farmed Salmon.

To cut costs, they farmed out the manufacturing.

Life was totally different when the Asesor family farmed with chemical pesticides and fertilisers.

China produces more than sixty percent of the world's farmed fish.

I, m with you bOb. Has anybody seen how cows are farmed in china.

In 11 countries less than half the usable land is farmed.

Global giants such as Procter & Gamble Co. have farmed out certain divisions from Japan to Singapore over the years.

Why more People are choosing Canadian Farmed Seafood?

When soil on sloping land is farmed improperly , it begins to move under the impact of rain .

A farmed fish will have eaten three times its weight in wild fish.

It is mainly derived from algae that farmed on large scales for creating the bio-fuels.

Similar abuse occurs in all of the farmed animal industries.

The study compared the villages with two others where women farmed with traditional methods like carrying water in buckets.

First, insects could be used to feed farmed animals such as chicken and fish which eat them naturally.

The cowhand farmed in the field and the Weaver Maid wove at home.

Adiver makes a slow decent into a vortex of 50, 000 farmed salmon inBritish Columbia, Canada.

Some families have farmed in this area for hundreds of years.

In America, the "squatter" was a man who farmed a small piece of land.

Nutritive value of native eggs is higher than that of farmed eggs.

Now they are born inside nets instead, with ten times as many farmed as fished.

There are also concerns about spreading disease from farmed to wild fish.

We had too much work to do, so we farmed some out.

The estate was broken up and farmed.

The trees can not be farmed, even if the loss of standing land, they are still yearning for the freedom of the sky.

Landlords in old China farmed out their land to their tenants and lived in luxury off the rents.

Even farmed fish and shrimps are fed a part-grain diet.

By the mid-1980s every acre of arable land outside the parks was being farmed.

We have basically farmed out the negotiations to technical people and most of them are at the limit of what we can agree to.

For the boy I love dearly lies in farmed waterloo.

Farmed fish also do damage when they escape, as many do.

The DNR says wolves killed 47 calves, 16 adult cows, six sheep and six farmed deer on Wisconsin farms.

China produces more than 60% of the world's farmed fish.

Globally, we feed 756 million tons of grain to farmed animals.

The Soviet Union farmed 240m hectares in Khrushchev's era.

The family has farmed there for generations.

He says it's important to find ways of increasing production of farmed fish.

This whole area has been farmed out, and no crops will grow there now.

whether we're eating the tilapia or the farmed salmon.

The whole area has been farmed out, and no crops will grow there now.

Boston University researchers reported last year that farmed salmon had only about one fourth one-fourth as much vitamin D as wild salmon.

Crocodiles are also being farmed for their meat.

And that doesn't even include the 225 million tons of soy that are produced every year, almost all of which is fed to farmed animals.

Turns out that if a farmed oyster grows to 76 millimeters, it's a pretty effective water filter.

The good news, says Kinki University's Ariji, is that "farmed and wild bluefin now fetch comparable market prices. "

Eat up: low-mercury "yes" fish such as sardines, wild salmon and farmed striped bass.

He has farmed a lot of goats for his living.

Dan had once farmed in Indiana, where my father was a country doctor.

That's 45. 5 million tonnes of farmed fish, worth US$63 billion, eaten each year.

He farmed in the south for many years.

His family had always farmed the land.

He farmed his pickers to work in the beet fields.

Surprised, I asked him why he still farmed.

Farmed Salmon have 60% to 70% less omega-3 fatty acids.

The world produced 48m tonnes of farmed fish in 2005, worth $71 billion.

For example, the analysis does not track changes over time in the areas being farmed, using instead a crop map from around 2000.

Both videos offera gruesome window into what we're supporting if we choose to eatchickens, pigs and other farmed animals.

As of today, only 19 square kilometers of land in Hong Kong is still being farmed, by less than 5, 000 farmers.

In Japan, algae is farmed at sea where it absorbs carbon from the air.

Traceability of fishery products - Specification of the information to be recorded in farmed fish distribution chains

Discussion on minimum Price Preservation Capital Returned Period and Pure Benefit on Farmed Excellent Wapiti of Tianshan

Preliminary Investigation on Heavy Metals, Oils and Enterobacter in Seawater and Farmed Animals in Western Xiamen Sea Area

Amino Acid Composition in Different Parts of Farmed Sturgeon Acipenser schrenckii

The Genetic Diversity of Wild and Farmed Japanese Flounder Populations

Progress of cultural technology of new breeds in farmed shrimp

Watering and Fertilizing Potato Plants Growing from Whole Seed on Dry-farmed Land

Analysis of Economic Benefits of Farmed Outstanding Sika Deer

Study Says Health Risks of Eating Farmed Salmon May Outweigh Benefits

Technology of Size Grading and Harvesting of Farmed Fish in Deep Sea Net Cages

We have no issue with farmed fish

Behavioral Problems of Farmed out Children in Wenzhou

Chemical Treatment on Protozoon Paralembus digitiformis in Farmed Japanese Flounder

Study on vacuum harvesting machine for cage farmed fish

Study on the Vaccination against V. Anguillarum in Farmed Marine Turbot

can effectively supplement the shortage of fresh ice, in order to better meet the nutritional requirements of farmed fish;

Welfare and Measures of Farmed Deer in New Zealand

Study Cites Risks of Eating Farmed Salmon

Nearly half of all fish eaten today farmed, not caught

The deer are farmed for their meat and fur,