How To Use Farmstead In A Sentence
-
Even in smaller hamlets or regions of scattered farmsteads, forms of interdependence may be recognized in early laws and custumals.
-
Place where the reeds grow (LXX. and Copt. read "farmstead"), the name of a place in Egypt where the children of Israel encamped (Ex. 14: 2, 9), how long is uncertain.
Easton's Bible Dictionary
-
Back from the river stretched a maze of fields tended by small farmsteads.
Fire The Sky
-
There are tractors and wagons in the fields, fellows on them waiting to take the wheat from the combine and load it into storage bins on a farmstead hereabouts, or into a semi that will take the wheat to town.
-
The chronicles state that the abbey established a large farmstead - known as a grange - 20 miles away near Wharram Percy, and that a water mill was soon added.
-
The farmstead had storage pits, drying frames and granaries, and was surrounded by a stockade.
-
Often churches are isolated, serving widely scattered farmsteads.
-
Noel lives in a restored farmstead on a farm near Dewitt, Michigan.
-
Of the 2.1 million people who counted as farmers, about 1.3 million of them live in a farmstead in rural America.
Vilsack: ‘I took it as a slam on rural America’
-
Murton Grange is a spick-and-span farmstead all in white.
-
The contractor built a wall from old fieldstones set aside at the time farmers cleared the land for farmsteads.
-
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.
-
Where we emerged on the floodplain below the fall line, the leaf mat beneath the trees had the telltale signs of abandoned farmsteads long surrendered to the wild.
Fire The Sky
-
And just as in olden times God called His chief servants from the farmstead and the sheep-run, so even still the men of might have been those whose natures were made strong by youthful hardship and boyish battles.
The Story of Garfield Farm-boy, Soldier, and President
-
He was a brother of Mick Byrne, the well-known thresher man who drove his thresher into many farmsteads in West Wicklow.
-
Their farmstead and barnyard areas are immaculately tidy.
-
There is even a growing movement among traditional American dairies to make their own cheeses right on the farm (called farmstead cheeses).
Nicolette Hahn Niman: Avoiding Factory Farm Foods: An Eater's Guide
-
Like the other farmsteads hereabouts, it is protected on three sides by trees and is only open to the views in a direction a little east of south.
-
Most Romano-British farmsteads were mixed, dependent on animals for manure, traction, dairy products, wool, hides, and meat.
-
In old days -- in Captain Cai's young days -- it ran up for half a mile or more to an embanked mill-pool and a mill-wheel lazily turning: and Rilla Farm had in those days been Rilla Mill, with a farmstead attached as the miller's _parergon_.
Hocken and Hunken
-
Adam Friedberg for The Wall Street Journal The renovation, by Howell Custom Building, which also worked on the farmstead restoration, opened up the kitchen to create a family room.
Farm Restoration
-
This feature is used to accommodate roadways, farmsteads or other areas where irrigation is unwanted.
-
Most Romano-British farmsteads were mixed, dependent on animals for manure, traction, dairy products, wool, hides, and meat.
-
He encouraged rural residents to be alert to signs of production on abandoned farmsteads and to contact local authorities.
-
Most of these were built of stone, while dwellings and other functional buildings like farmsteads or mills, depending on local materials, were of timber, clay, or brick.
-
In between are tiny hamlets and isolated farmsteads.
Historic walking trails: smugglers' routes in Cornwall
-
His writings state the abbey founded a large farmstead, or grange, and a water mill 20 miles away.
-
PLANO - Kids can experience what it's like to work on a farm at the Heritage Farmstead Museum in Plano.
WFAA.com Latest News
-
At her farmstead, two acres are devoted to the house and yard and 118 acres to active farm production.
-
The roof of a one-time fine farmstead is falling in, a gable end collapsed, lath and plaster rotting - romantic?
-
Before inheriting the title on the death of his father he had been left Field House, Flaxton, its 400 acres, and some tenanted farmsteads by an aunt.
-
We walked through farmsteads where people worked to prepare their fields for spring planting.
Fire The Sky
-
Attacks on trading caravans and outposts had dropped radically, as well as the raids on the outlying farmsteads and towns of the region.
-
Thus it was that Bruce missed his wontedly uproarious welcome as he cantered, at sunset one July day, into a smashed farmstead where his friends, the "Here-We-Comes," were bivouacked for the night.
Bruce
-
The house they reside in -- it cannot be called a farmstead -- is a large villa-like mansion of recent erection, and fitted with every modern convenience.
Hodge and His Masters
-
When planning manure storages, consider all farmstead operations, building locations, and prevailing winds.
-
In western Normandy and on the borders of the rocky Breton peninsula, the open spaces gave way to a landscape of small fields divided by high mounds and tree-strewn hedges, scattered farmsteads and deep sunken roads - the bocage.
-
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.
-
The descent was on a good track, past a nice farmstead, then a path through tufted grasses and a precipitous stretch right by the river that's made easy by very well engineered duckboards.
-
Heavy infestations of grasshoppers have been reported in field margins and farmsteads, mostly in the eastern third of Nebraska.
-
Your gaze falls on a small farmstead across the bushveld, with green trees, tin roof and a verandah.
Times, Sunday Times
-
In Iceland the impact of Viking farmsteads on the land can be dated by analyzing layers of volcanic ash in soils, sediments, and ice caps.
-
She is quarantined for fear of the society outside her door or her farmstead.
CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER
-
Traditionally, marriage in the Baltic provinces was virilocal (meaning women moved away from their families to live in the husband's farmstead), and descent was traced patrilineally.
-
Along the way we found the remains of old towns, villages, and farmsteads, now little more than revitalized forest.
Fire The Sky
-
The farmstead consisted of a set of buildings grouped around a yard: the living dwelling faced the cowshed and the storehouse while the threshing house and steam bath house were set at a further distance.
-
In Missouri there are 10 of these cheese operations, known as farmstead producers, according to the state milk board.
STLtoday.com Top News Headlines
-
It includes some twenty-seven architectural portraits, mostly of farmsteads, but also of commercial buildings and other structures.
-
Finally however, after visiting outlying farmsteads little changed from the pre-industrial age, enough original patterns were found to jump start kilim production on an organized basis.
Claudiopolis: Legendary History Weaved Into Nature of Mut
-
Surprisingly frequently, leys also pass exactly through important and isolated farmsteads often on a similar orientation to the main buildings.
-
For years, she dreamed about fixing up and living in the farmstead down the road.
Bringing a Farm Back to Life
-
We need to allow a full range of economic activities on our farmsteads and rural properties.
-
Since they passed the farmstead with no more trouble than the din of angry hounds, Rhodry called the squad to a walk.
A TIME OF WAR
-
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.
-
Historical local landmark buildings, including a late 19th century lime kiln and a granary, have been thoughtfully restored and integrate well within the layout of the farmstead.
-
Their farmstead and barnyard areas are immaculately tidy.
-
Our grandmother cooked large meals for the men, who slept in a bunkhouse on the farmstead.
-
It asked that they check vacant farmsteads for signs of disturbed soil or matted grass, especially in areas with lines of mature or rotted trees that serve as windbreaks.
Missing Montana Teacher: FBI Asks Landowners To Search For Sherry Arnold
-
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.
-
It ploughed through many farmsteads, homes and lands.
-
Out in the country, haze in the distance shrouds the far farmsteads and banks of trees.
-
His writings state the abbey founded a large farmstead, or grange, and a water mill 20 miles away near Wharram Percy, south of Malton.
-
He had been left some tenanted farmsteads by an aunt.
-
This is a landscape of woodlands, forests, reservoirs and farmsteads scattered below high moorland ridges which reach their peak at Shining Tor.
-
And so, when this happened, the horses would all be unhitched and everyone, men and horses, would wend their way back to the farmstead, the horses for their midday feed in the stable and the men for their dinner in the house.
-
These new enclosures also produced their new isolated farmsteads, set in the fields.
-
Thorstein had a home in the Western Settlement at a certain farmstead, which is called Lysufirth.
The Northmen, Columbus and Cabot, 985-1503
-
She is quarantined for fear of the society outside her door or her farmstead.
CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER
-
At one time they were raising hogs on three different farmsteads.
-
Then it's time to return across the fields, following field boundaries and sunken lanes connecting the farmsteads and hamlets.
Historic walking trails: smugglers' routes in Cornwall
-
The descent was on a good track, past a nice farmstead, then a path through tufted grasses and a precipitous stretch right by the river that's made easy by very well engineered duckboards.
-
Finally however, after visiting outlying farmsteads little changed from the pre-industrial age, enough original patterns were found to jump start kilim production on an organized basis.
Archive 2009-05-01
-
One could perhaps disappear into the olive groves that grew in smoky ranks along the highway, or into the deserted farmsteads that lay in the shadow of the heights.
-
Toward their side of the valley stood a solitary farmstead.
A TIME OF WAR
-
Our grandmother cooked large meals for the men, who slept in a bunkhouse on the farmstead.
-
Malick's seminal second film – a dreamy mix of earthiness and spiritualism, set on a Texan farmstead.
This week's new films
-
'farmstead', with a large roundhouse S9 set in an enclosure of about third of a hectare with several other buildings.
British Blogs
-
Their farmstead and barnyard areas are immaculately tidy.
-
The small orchard at the farmstead just north of Carter Road is in blossom.
-
There are more therapists than customers in this area!" laughs Markus Bäuchle, a German who came here 11 years ago with his aromatherapist wife to live in a remote farmstead near Glengarriff.
A Luring Wild Otherworldliness
-
This same storm system hit the edge of Wilber and destroyed several area homes and farmsteads.
-
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.
-
[71-5] According to Northern chorography, the Eastern Settlement had one hundred and ninety farmsteads, twelve churches, and two monasteries; the
The Northmen, Columbus and Cabot, 985-1503
-
They live in villages, hamlets, and isolated farmsteads scattered across the island.
-
The DBIC provides a full array of technical assistance to new and emerging dairy businesses including farmstead and artisan dairies as well as small, medium and large dairy processors.
-
Since they passed the farmstead with no more trouble than the din of angry hounds, Rhodry called the squad to a walk.
A TIME OF WAR
-
The country surrounding the capital was dotted with villages, clusters of farmsteads, fields, clearings, and hundreds of crisscrossing trails.
Fire The Sky
-
Like the police checkposts en route, most farmsteads are fortified with high walls and loopholes.
-
In the final phase, in the seventh century, the settlement moved westwards and consisted of more isolated and separate farmsteads.
-
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.
-
Winding lanes, squeezed together by plump hedgerows, wander along farmsteads, groves of woodland, and villages.
-
The conference, designed to celebrate artisanal and farmstead cheeses and to support and educate North American cheesemakers, drew a record attendance.
-
Finally however, after visiting outlying farmsteads little changed from the pre-industrial age, enough original patterns were found to jump start kilim production on an organized basis.
Claudiopolis: Legendary History Weaved Into Nature of Mut
-
Toward their side of the valley stood a solitary farmstead.
A TIME OF WAR
-
Every ten farmsteads were supposed to provide for a fully equipped soldier, including a horse if he was a cavalryman or dragoon.
-
At one time they were raising hogs on three different farmsteads.
