agrarians

There are those of them called "agrarians," who contend that there should be a law passed to prohibit individuals holding beyond a certain quantity of ground; and that at given intervals of time there should be an equal division of property throughout the land.

A Ramble of Six Thousand Miles through the United States of America

"Right now, we are focusing on things that can be easily solved," said Lindsey Lusher Shute, head of the National Young Farmers Coalition and the lead author of a recent report detailing the challenges facing the next generation of agrarians in the U.S.

Turnstyle: In Occupy Wall Street, Some Small Farmers Find a Natural Ally Turnstyle 2011

"Right now, we are focusing on things that can be easily solved," said Lindsey Lusher Shute, head of the National Young Farmers Coalition and the lead author of a recent report detailing the challenges facing the next generation of agrarians in the U.S.

Turnstyle: In Occupy Wall Street, Some Small Farmers Find a Natural Ally Turnstyle 2011

These are the kinds of thoughts that have occupied the majority of the human race—the agrarians—for most of the history of the world.

The Dirty Life Kristin Kimball 2010

When we, and much of the world, were agrarians, we took better care of our natural surroundings.

Gary Hart: Nature on Its Own 2010

To be Christian is to dispense with reason and analysis, and to be motivated primarily by the superstitious fears and hatreds of long-dead primitive agrarians. —

Early Word: Articles of Faith - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

He must have in mind the quaint notion that Old Dominion agrarians still work their 40 acres with a mule.

McDonnell stonewalls Chesapeake cleanup 2010

And yet, even within the "sustainable agriculture" movement, or the "good food" movement, whatever you want to call it, there is a lack of attention paid to these female agrarians.

Leslie Hatfield: A More Feminine Food System: Farmer Jane (a Book Review) 2010

And yet, even within the "sustainable agriculture" movement, or the "good food" movement, whatever you want to call it, there is a lack of attention paid to these female agrarians.

Leslie Hatfield: A More Feminine Food System: Farmer Jane (a Book Review) 2010

So Patrick generously agreed to share the spotlight with a few enterprising young agrarians that Severine enlisted in her campaign to swell the ranks of treehugging trendsetters.

Kerry Trueman: Farmers + Fashionistas = Sex and the Country? 2009