Farmed

For three hundred years they have farmed the surrounding land.

Some species are probably not domesticable--the polar bear comes to mind--others, seemingly unlikely--like the alligator--are being farmed today, although keeping them confined has turned out to be a bit of a problem.

Farmed fish are cheaper than wild ones and the taste is only "so-so".

Now, in the neighbourhood, there lived an old man named Chromis who farmed some land of his own.

The following May, she was farmed out on the first of four work details as a servant in white households.

We farmed.

Vladimir has farmed this land for the past five years.

The search is on for a cost-effective alternative to traditional commercial feed pellets given to farmed fish.

Sailors from Polynesia first settled the Hawaiian Islands around the year 400. For more than 1,000 years, the Native Hawaiians lived together in small groups, farmed and fished for their needs, and governed themselves. In the late 1700s, one native leader overpowered the others and united the islands into a single kingdom.

Much of what is now Big Bend National Park was Mexican territory until 1848. Mexican settlers farmed and raised animals here. In the early 1900s, many Anglo-Americans began settling in the area.