As commodity prices fell, many farmers could no longer operate their farms at a profit.

And by this time the average small farmer was operating at a loss.

Alternatively, each farmer or group of farmers can operate a lower-tech kiln.

Instead, a single farmer merely operated the machine and the reaper would do the rest of the work.

Western farmers who owned small stills did not usually operate them at full capacity, so they ended up paying a higher tax per gallon.

As in many villages in Turkey, the farmers operate a cattle economy.

The farmer at Vangshylla operated a ferry service to these communities.

Mechanization meant less need for hired labor; farmers could operate more acres even though they were older.

European farmers are operating under strict health and safety criteria.

Irish farmers have always operated the highest standards of animal welfare.