It was one of the latest finds at a site that had been a Roman villa estate, and previously a middle and late Iron Age farmstead. |
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At her farmstead, two acres are devoted to the house and yard and 118 acres to active farm production. |
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The farmstead had storage pits, drying frames and granaries, and was surrounded by a stockade. |
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His writings state the abbey founded a large farmstead, or grange, and a water mill 20 miles away near Wharram Percy, south of Malton. |
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The small orchard at the farmstead just north of Carter Road is in blossom. |
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When planning manure storages, consider all farmstead operations, building locations, and prevailing winds. |
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Our grandmother cooked large meals for the men, who slept in a bunkhouse on the farmstead. |
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There may be financial benefits if power is used by the farmstead at the same time it is generated. |
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Extensive housing development has replaced most of the farmstead properties and local dairies have been amalgamated or eliminated. |
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The barns and milking parlor on the farmstead had been vacant for seven years, so friends helped them clean, test equipment and replace components as needed. |
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To conclude, you will be invited for a festive Christmas dinner in a farmstead bedecked with Christmas decorations. |
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Sheep are often grazed in isolated fields far from the farmstead, or on common land where they are vulnerable to raiders. |
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Combine farmstead butter with chillies and lime juice, and brush onto the cobs. |
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The largest part, where the owners' farmstead is located, has been built on terraces against a wooded hill. |
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A neat farmstead is usually an indication of a good farm manager, but hasty judgments should not be made. |
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For the year 2007, no results are included for industrial dairy farms and farmstead dairy producers, because of a lack of detailed results. |
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To unify the ownership of land and adjacent buildings, land parcels will be sold as farmstead parcels to the owners of adjoining buildings. |
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Next we took the valley bottom road and there met only two walkers and a laden tractor and then, after a conker tree and a lime tree, reached the farmstead of Lower Askew. |
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The conference, designed to celebrate artisanal and farmstead cheeses and to support and educate North American cheesemakers, drew a record attendance. |
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Noel lives in a restored farmstead on a farm near Dewitt, Michigan. |
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The site is a Neolithic farmstead with the oldest standing buildings in North-West Europe, but before I worked there it was thought to date from the Iron Age. |
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This part of the name derives from the Old English for a farmstead in moorland, referring to the town's situation on the edge of Dartmoor. |
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But if you're after more typical Ladin cuisine, the Maso Runch hof farmstead in Badia is ideal. |
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I don't have livestock and I don't live on the farmstead, so my homework between workshops would have been far simpler than what many producers experienced. |
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The Fleury family establishes a pioneer farmstead at Kingsmere with a typical one-and-a-half storey wood frame house, log outbuildings and fields. |
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Only in the peace of the early 18th century were the inhabitants able to change the land they had been granted by the Sulpicians from wilderness to farmstead. |
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Traditionally utilized to drive and guard livestock, and watch over the farmstead, nowadays Entlebuchers are recognized as versatile utility dogs and friendly family dogs. |
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Traditionally used to drive and guard cattle and other beasts, as well as to protect the farmstead, Appenzellers are also versatile working dogs and outstanding family dogs. |
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It is obvious that this village has an Arabic origin. Even the name Arriate derives from Arriadh, meaning a space with fruit trees and flowers and which is an apparent reference to a farmstead that existed in the place. |
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Your province of main farmstead is the province where all or the majority of your gross farming income was earned in the reference years, subject to any adjustments. |
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The Knap of Howar Neolithic farmstead situated on the island of Papa Westray is probably the oldest preserved house in northern Europe. |
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Under these waters and near this stone stood Hafod Fadog, a farmstead where in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Quakers met for worship. |
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Sinkholes have often been used as farmstead or community trash dumps. |
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Another route on this flank is from the isolated farmstead of Crummack. |
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