Meanings of make farmers in English

What would make farmers want to shut it off?

Speaking in Brussels yesterday, Mr Prodi insisted the Commission was not attempting to make farmers' lives more difficult.

But she believes the new monitoring system might make farmers think twice about having oil and gas waste on their land.

He warned it would make farmers poorer, especially those forced to compete with the sale of sheep and lambs no longer exported.

Both companies argue their specialized seeds will make farmers more productive, improve local livelihoods and help lift up a continent stricken by poverty.

He said the lift in dairy prices in recent months and a stabilisation of meat prices would make farmers more comfortable about spending.

Their main object was to rescue the Catholic immigrants from the dangers surrounding them in large cities, and to make farmers of them.

Mr Ruka, of Environmental River Patrol, said for years the regional council has denied it has any power to make farmers fence their properties.

If you make farmers do things then they don't really take it to heart, says Guy Smith, who runs a 500-hectare farm in Essex.

However, despite the apparent change of heart on the Climate Change Commission, Mr Bridges stopped short of agreeing to make farmers pay for their emissions.

His business aims to make farmers - and the region's milk supply system - better able to cope with harsher weather linked to climate change.

Growers have died and farms changed hands, records are incomplete and it will be hard to make farmers reimburse funds they accepted in good faith.

To its critics, expropriation makes farmers more vulnerable than they currently are.

And he won't rule out making farmers pay more for the cost of emissions.

That's what makes farmers hate sheep-men so.

Pasure growth is good, responding after only a millimetre of rain, but the overall dryness is making farmers very nervous.