Use "dairy farm" in a sentence
dairy farm example sentences
dairy farm
1. owned and operated a small dairy farm in Ohio
2. “Yes, we have a dairy farm
3. After explaining in detail to James, how he had become involved in the investigation into Illegal Drug sales and distribution - and the reason that their paths had crossed,…Rory came to the point: ‘…we, “The Circle”, operating with the assistance of the Minister of Police, would like to hire yourself and filming crew to supposedly shoot part of a Documentary film that is being produced for the Education Department, featuring Dairy Farming and Dairy products
4. I grew up in an area where dairy was big business – lots of dairy farms
5. Only a few still remained in use for the dairy farms
6. It started on a small dairy farm in Up State New York
7. Trailing past traditional Vermon-uments, the Vermoo disappearing dairy farm, Vermoose, the native icon of cud-chewing indifference, the 'Did the best good we could do' local vermonster heroes, B&J, the post-green, poly-local CSA's, the internitudes of the 'Build me sustainable' fad, and, the nu greens with greend, Morganic McSerfdoms with their bio-domed, self-maintaining organic farms, I understood how an alternative stalwart could become a well-intentioned StateCo
8. “I have an organic dairy farmer named Noel Paladin
9. ey came at once to a dairy farm on the
10. was out of here, to see what was left of his dairy farm
11. He wrung his hands, an uncommon gesture for the life-hardened dairy farmer
12. Time suspended and circled the two of them, a dairy farmer’s daughter and an unlikely priest
13. It would be only woefully welcomed into the Lanviere family of dairy farming
14. Back at the dairy farm, Julianne’s aunt discovered the letter and ran to her husband
15. Research performed at various dairy farms throughout the Midwest confirmed the assumption
16. Perhaps, for the sake of precision, at the geographic centre of Jørgen Tranberg's dairy farm
17. All over Washington State—in smoky little mill towns out on the Olympic Peninsula, on soggy dairy farms nestled up against the Cascades, in posh Victorian homes on Seattle’s Capitol Hill, and in the Huskies’ drafty shell house down on the Montlake Cut—people stood and cheered
18. He had a direct gaze, a stern jawline, and a southern sway in his voice, the product of a childhood spent on a North Carolina dairy farm
