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| Scully Plan", which aimed to guarantee wheat | farmers a minimum price of four shillings per bushel, |
| ar the mouth of the creek, and provided local | farmers a place to sell their grain that was nearer t |
| times, which gave the poor peasants and small | farmers a say in running the panchayati institutions. |
| uses and 234 people 60 years later, including | farmers, a blacksmith, a tile and brick maker, two bo |
| The Act guaranteed British | farmers a good price for their cereal crops so that B |
| On his death at age 77, two fishermen, two | farmers, a miner and a steelworker carried his body t |
| ly given over to agriculture and let to local | farmers, a practice which continues today. |
| While John interviewed | farmers about their agricultural practices, Olive col |
| Many | Farmers, about a quarter of the population of the pan |
| nts for the Vanderbilt family contacted local | farmers about selling land so that the family could b |
| Many beliefs held by | farmers about damage to crops were found to be unlike |
| ya in August 2005 and interviewed subsistence | farmers about their quality of life and the challenge |
| sas, Goodwin attended the public schools, the | Farmers' Academy near Duluth, Georgia, Cooledge's Pre |
| Farmers accepted the technology and the Panchayat inc | |
| ral and Rural Development) in 1998-99 to help | farmers access timely and adequate credit. |
| entury, the landowners would tax the mountain | farmers according to the amount of milk their herds p |
| been to show its support for the interests of | farmers, according to political historian Michael Tic |
| conducted extensive meetings with interested | farmers across rural Alberta and was socialist in inc |
| s (by Anne Hamersky) with politically engaged | farmers across the United States. |
| on different crops, to send text messages to | farmers across India . |
| Farmers across Iowa responded with suspicion and host | |
| profitable farming methods became a model for | farmers across the Pacific Northwest. |
| 1861 - August 26, 1947) was a politician and | farmers' activist in Alberta, Canada. |
| He kept Taiwan off communists where | farmers actually owned land they tilled. |
| ng countries to help the poorest people, poor | farmers, adapt to the impact of climate change.” |
| r livestock-producing countries in the world, | farmers add small amounts of antibiotics to the anima |
| zation that the State had ever known" and the | Farmers Advancement Association of Brillion, and a me |
| litically active when he joined the Grange, a | farmers' advocacy group, in 1877. |
| er of the Alberta Surface Rights Board, and a | Farmers Advocate of Alberta member and had been lobby |
| Martin brought | farmers' advocate Charles A. Dunning into the cabinet |
| tober 25, 2010) was a Austrian politician and | farmers' advocate, from the Austrian People's Party. |
| nment, a grant of $10,000 was provided to all | farmers affected by the fire to assist with immediate |
| orn Rebellion, an uprising by several hundred | farmers against the World War I draft, takes place in |
| He led the movements of | farmers against levy. |
| it-in in Bhatta Parsaul village in support of | farmers agitating against inadequate compensation for |
| ical activist who spearheaded the first major | farmers' agitation in the history of modern Kerala. |
| still led parliament, New Zealand's livestock | farmers agreed to contribute to related scientific re |
| The concerned | farmers agreed to transfer their land to Shivraj Coll |
| eal estate and production financing to 80,000 | farmers, agribusinesses, and rural homeowners. |
| also operate rural medical aid stations, gave | farmers agricultural assistance, and built small airs |
| earned a reputation as a strong advocate for | farmers, agricultural issues and education during her |
| en is becoming popular among smallholders and | farmers alike, mainly due to its attractive markings, |
| Many communities and | farmers alike, were caught off-guard, as the storms m |
| nt the merger of the agrarian concerns of the | Farmers' Alliance with the free-currency monetarism o |
| ghan started to take interest in creating the | Farmers' Alliance and was elected Probate Judge of We |
| Party) was organized in 1892 from the Georgia | Farmers Alliance as the state section of the national |
| 84, and Davis became a lecturer for the state | Farmers' Alliance that same year. |
| e first president of the South Carolina State | Farmers' Alliance in 1888. |
| Thompson became a leader in the | Farmers Alliance and bolted from the Democrats to bec |
| e, a sawmill, a dentist and watchmaker, and a | Farmers' Alliance store. |
| eclined, opting instead to commit entirely to | Farmers Alliance activities. |
| He was twice president of the Kansas State | Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union and twice vice |
| Connected with the | Farmers' Alliance and served as chairman of its execu |
| as set forth in the sub-treasury plan of the | Farmers' Alliance, or a better system; also by paymen |
| sociation, was a member of the North Carolina | Farmers Alliance, and in 1899 was appointed to the No |
| ket composed of Populists, Democrats, and the | Farmers' Alliance, who merged into a single political |
| veral members of the labor-friendly Tennessee | Farmers' Alliance- among them Governor John P. Buchan |
| age 28, he was elected President of the State | Farmers' Alliance. |
| Held various positions in the | Farmers' Alliance. |
| s in Wichita, and was an organizer within the | Farmers' Alliance. |
| uary 26, 1899) was the President of the Texas | Farmers Alliance. |
| Each booth includes various pages from | farmers almanac, newspaper clippings, vintage photogr |
| native Dudley Leavitt, publisher of Leavitt's | Farmers Almanack, the second oldest in the nation; an |
| the needs of a rapidly growing population of | farmers along the Colorado River. |
| rive with fish and agricultural products from | farmers along the river that include maize, cassava ( |
| The | farmers also used the marsh grass for haying and past |
| The delegates, who were mostly small | farmers, also discussed land reform, demanding that a |
| Competition from highly subsidised US | farmers also poses a large threat to this industry an |
| opards or pumas) have also been made by local | farmers, although these have not be substantiated by |
| Hicksville, Ohio, Daeida was the daughter of | farmers Amelia and John Emerson Hartle. |
| , in the town of Durame in southern Ethiopia, | farmers Amenech Haylemariam and her husband Desta Tsi |
| ulation consisted chiefly of German immigrant | farmers and railroad workers. |
| Most of the people in ayarkunnam are | farmers and business people. |
| head is remembered as a spokesman in favor of | farmers, and against civil rights for African America |
| Pitted Ware tribes halted the advance of the | farmers and pushed them south into south-western Swed |
| It markets grain for | farmers and grain stores. |
| e ways to improve the well-being of poor rice | farmers and consumers, as well as the environment. |
| tile, resulting in a large population of both | farmers and merchants. |
| ed the Melchizedek scheme by defrauding small | farmers and investors in southern Italy, buying time |
| Pitted Ware tribes halted the advance of the | farmers and pushed them south into southwestern Swede |
| 9 by future Prime Minister Earle Page, of the | Farmers and Settlers Association, who joined the Coun |
| ds to being a few comparatively wealthy large | farmers and the majority either free but poorly paid |
| The major population consists of | farmers and agriculture related business men and merc |
| Brown stood as an independent | Farmers and New Industries candidate in South Down at |
| Adelaide who enjoy the country lifestyle, and | farmers and other rural activities. |
| , 2010, for his efforts in assisting Nebraska | farmers and ranchers. |
| was established in 1934 by the Association of | Farmers and was the first agricultural school to incl |
| so that | farmers and fishermen could retreat if threatened by |
| enate inquiry into milk prices; the Tasmanian | Farmers and Graziers Association (TFGA) is angry that |
| Meratus Dayak are primarily | farmers, and rice is the main crop. |
| he market resulted in speculative hoarding by | farmers and traders and a consequent rise in prices. |
| e county seat, most of the homes were sold to | farmers and the land reverted back to the family of S |
| The wells brought fresh groundwater to | farmers and others who previously had been drinking f |
| rty near Wellington, and was President of the | Farmers and Settlers Association from 1908-13. |
| Veterinary Science For Agricultural Students, | Farmers And Stock-Keepers. |
| It has a population of 400, most of whom are | farmers and others are settled in nearby Kanchipuram |
| These devices can engender conflict between | farmers and neighbors when used, as those who have pu |
| n in Villars, Vaucluse in a wealthy family of | farmers and notaries. |
| rchic land reforms to the benefit of landless | farmers, and increasingly turned to socialist rhetori |
| Fundraising efforts continued as | farmers and celebrities began both a tree sitting cam |
| age to another, sharing the gruel of the poor | farmers and composing songs for their enjoyment. |
| Johnson comes from a family of teachers, | farmers and leaders in the religious and business com |
| The tax is described by livestock | farmers and other critics as a "flatulence tax" or "f |
| Her poems are devoted to vineyards, | farmers and the Savoy. |
| Matulaitis was the son of poor | farmers and baptized at the monastery church of the M |
| n also saw the Populist Party, a coalition of | farmers and laborers who wanted to overhaul the natio |
| started the process of land acquisition from | farmers and is paying 56-70 lakhs per acre and provid |
| The | Farmers and Merchants Bank-Masonic Lodge is a buildin |
| theatre plays he sketched the selfishness of | farmers and citizens or the adventures of captains an |
| lso used for narrowcasting for the benefit of | Farmers and general public in and around Madurai dist |
| wn served as a trade center between the local | farmers and the Osage Tribe whose reservation was on |
| estern progressives, ethnic minorities, rural | farmers, and intellectuals. |
| he limekilns at Bullbridge providing lime for | farmers and for the increasing amount of building wor |
| The | Farmers and Merchants Union Bank in Columbus, Wiscons |
| nvolves himself in a quarrel between peaceful | farmers and unscrupulous (and fattened-up) ranchers w |
| Farmers and herders want the water for their crops an | |
| The United | Farmers and Progressive movements were riding a natio |
| Originally the village was a settlement for | farmers and their labour force that worked on the lan |
| trade by enforcing direct trade between opium | farmers and the British, and ending the role of Benga |
| Farmers and oystermen were the first full-time inhabi | |
| from this period is Pause in the Maremma with | Farmers and Ox-cart (1873-75). |
| The Progressive | Farmers and Household Union of America was a union of |
| rved as director of the Second National Bank, | Farmers and Producers Bank, and the First National Ba |
| inherited their property, gathered rents from | farmers and peasants, and upheld a certain obligation |
| To facilitate beneficiary | farmers and entrepreneurs Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kannu |
| d party Populists, who had high support among | farmers and laborers in the South and West, also gain |
| Former manufacturer Kraft, and later Dairy | Farmers and National Foods, have vigorously defended |
| He had also been endorsed by the | Farmers and Settlers' Association, and joined the Cou |
| y information about the true condition of the | farmers, and their overall carelessness allows Brahma |
| fected by the plight of western Massachusetts | farmers and laborers, whose lives were being upended |
| ciates and the City of Los Angeles forced out | farmers and even used violent tactics to intimidate f |
| Farmers and other rural workers want their daughters | |
| ivid" and "poignant" stories about individual | farmers and their families. |
| But | farmers and tribal communities complain they get disp |
| up leased the former USAAF airbase from local | farmers and went on to purchase the land in 1963. |
| rs, and policy makers as well as NGO workers, | farmers and other citizens throughout the country. |
| ame general secretary of the Dutch Protestant | Farmers and Market Gardeners Union (CBTB) and in 1959 |
| The original settlers of Wennappuwa were the | farmers and similar to other farmers in the country, |
| earned a reputation as a strong advocate for | farmers, and as a leader on issues relevant to agricu |
| A part of the population are | farmers and are based in agriculture where banana pla |
| er things, and elderly men in Germany, mostly | farmers and other rural labourers, were forced into c |
| 5, the remaining 505 acres were sold to local | farmers and some temporary buildings were demolished |
| atic parties, such as the Republican Party of | Farmers and Peasants. |
| ong Kong's rapid urbanisation meant that many | farmers and traditional residents' homes were being d |
| kstein earned a reputation as an advocate for | farmers, and as a leader on issues relevant to agricu |
| Those emigrants were usually manual laborers, | farmers and craftsmen mostly without higher education |
| isguised taxes, which would paid primarily by | farmers, and that his claims that the necessary credi |
| ssed in response to the growing complaints of | farmers and mining interests. |
| to New Orleans to marry colonists (planters, | farmers and soldiers etc.). |
| XFAM says the land acquisitions displace poor | farmers and disrupt their livelihoods. |
| ment of Camp Howze that same year, Marysville | farmers and residents lost most of their land to emin |
| t fifteen years, until they were displaced as | farmers and managers by native Mexicans who were supp |
| t expelled the tribe in 1877, when non-Indian | farmers and ranchers wanted to settle the fertile Wal |
| at probably traded across the Severn with the | farmers and traders of Somerset. |
| Illegal logging by the | farmers and dieback of the forest are the two major t |
| ly Morris County, NJ and Dutchess County, NY, | farmers and bloomers. |
| lture and Fisheries Modernization Act (AFMA), | farmers and fisher folk benefited from improved seeds |
| er District to provide irrigation services to | farmers and ranches. |
| Jim Claus, took up the cause of small family | farmers and the environment, fighting the federal gov |
| s frontier doctor uncle, is accosted by local | farmers and enlisted to join them in raising a Libert |
| Poisoning by aminopyralid affecting small | farmers and gardeners was also reported in Britain in |
| iana agriculture from the perspective of both | farmers and consumers. |
| ical coalition, comprising chiefly poor white | farmers and industrial workers, began to describe the |
| an, was established in 1836 by the Providence | Farmers and Mechanics Emigrating Society of Rhode Isl |
| Many Populist legislators were simple | farmers and Daniels seldom wore socks. |
| d oases, who were either middlemen traders or | farmers and were receptive to influences from abroad. |
| n and Jacob Baco and Ezmel Falaquera were tax | farmers, and Nathan Gabai was chief farmer of the tax |
| organization are fourth and fifth generation | farmers and are direct descendants of families that s |
| t"--a week-long summer fair attended by local | farmers and residents from north Wiltshire in the sch |
| 1903, and was later General Secretary of the | Farmers' and Producers' Political Union. |
| 19 July: After months of standoff with irate | farmers, and a humiliating defeat in the Senate, the |
| n when the majority of the European Jews were | farmers and would perform different manual and intell |
| been a strong voice on behalf of Nova Scotia | farmers and the agricultural industry, in his role as |
| ,000 worth of shares in the newly established | Farmers and Merchants Bank in Los Angeles. |
| niquely Norwegian culture was found among the | farmers and peasants in rural districts in Norway; No |
| He was also a director of the | Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, and served as its presi |
| In earlier times a settlement of | farmers and fishermen, the present population of the |
| The bank originally provided services to | farmers and small businesses throughout northwestern |
| statue in Newton, Kansas, honoring Mennonite | farmers and their wheat heritage. |
| This practice often cut | farmers and other ranchers off from water. |
| a small, but thriving community of fishermen, | farmers, and clam diggers, until the land was purchas |
| This act earned him the enmity of many | farmers and may have contributed to his re-election d |
| are also unionized plant workers, sugar cane | farmers, and government employees. |
| Later examples were the United | Farmers and the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, |
| pay rents, retention of crops by small tenant | farmers and labourers to feed their own families, and |
| land of Ballybeen, home to the Robb family of | farmers and landowners. |
| mbly of Ontario from 1919 to 1929 as a United | Farmers and then Progressive member. |
| is was one of the events that hurt the United | Farmers and gave them the reputation of being afflict |
| The Bill saw heavy opposition by both rural | farmers, and urban workers. |
| ouse of Commons from 1919 to 1925 as a United | Farmers and then Progressive Party member. |
| ving collapsed on his way to a meeting of the | Farmers and Settlers' Association, and was given a st |
| come and power in favor of the poor, the old, | farmers and labor unions. |
| , there is an active trade between the cheese | farmers and the marktmeester (market foreman), when p |
| He was arrested along with 8000 participating | farmers and left in unknown forest. |
| ers elected, 35 were civil servants, two were | farmers and one was a tradesman. |
| asian National League (conservatives) and the | Farmers' and Producers' Political Union, and in Decem |
| ostly orphaned baby orangutans from the local | farmers and illegal pet-traders, but has developed a |
| rty, a conservative party aiming to represent | farmers and rural interests, led by Ernest Blyth. |
| He also pressed for aid to | farmers and funding for scientific farming research. |
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