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animals in the farm. The land and
buildings of a farm are
called the "
farmstead".
Enterprises where livestock are
raised on
rangeland are
called ranches...
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characteristics of a
specific farmstead reflect the
local landscape,
which provides their environmental context. Some
farmsteads have
additional outlying field...
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found in
Domesday may be dis****d
farmsteads. It is
sometimes possible to
identify do****entary
references to
farmsteads in the 18th and 19th
centuries with...
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church was commonplace.
Secular structures such as
dworek manor houses,
farmsteads, granaries,
mills and
country inns are
still present in some
regions or...
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scenes were shot in the
South Island's Queenstown,
while sets for the
farmstead—the house, barn, and greenhouse—were
built inside Wellington's Lane Street...
- century, the
Awori settled on a
Farmstead along the
coastal line in and
around which they
worked and lived. The
Farmstead translates to
Ereko in Yoruba...
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including the
village of Pilger,
which sustained major damage, as well as
farmsteads near Stanton, Wisner, and Wakefield. This
outbreak resulted in two fatalities...
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typical Latvian landscape, a
mosaic of vast
forests alternates with fields,
farmsteads, and pastures.
Arable land is
spotted with
birch groves and
wooded clusters...
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Miller Farm or
Miller Farmstead may
refer to: (by state)
Miller Farmstead (La Crosse, Kansas),
listed on the
listed on the
National Register of Historic...
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Journal Star.
January 9, 2000. p. 4J – via Newspapers.com. "Area
historic farmsteads".
Lincoln Journal Star. Lincoln, Nebraska.
September 24, 2000. p. 12....
