Ag

But you are correct that the priorities are usually warped in ag policy. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And so it was really a technology transfer in ag science from the earliest of days. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Just one example is former La Plata County Commissioner J. Paul Brown, who is running for the Legislature on a platform of cutting federal spending, after taking over $175,000 in ag subsidies for his ranching operation in Southwestern Colorado. ❋ Shan Wells (2010)

Dr. Kondonassis believed that productivity increases in ag would do more for a poor country than trying to build factories because most people work in ag in poor countries (about 80%) and their productivity is so low. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What's my word ag'in 'the word o' P.J. Madden -- an 'no other evidence to show? ❋ Ginny Woods (2010)

Caitheamar an deireadh seachtaine siar i nGaillimh, mise ag freastal ar T�stal na Gaeilge agus � F�in ag baint taitneamh ar an aimsir �lainn le Garman. ❋ Unknown (2004)

So 'n strategie moet al die feite in ag neem waardeur landelike gemeenskappe so kwesbaar gemaak word. ❋ Unknown (1999)

Anybody that said a word ag'in 'her to him would have gone to the hospital. ❋ Caroline Lockhart (1916)

I won't say a word ag'in, even if I do think he treated ye dirthy. ❋ Francis Clement Kelley (1909)

Anyway, it was to raise the money to pay for our present, as far as it went -- and I want to tell you right now, Val, that you was sure the queen of the ball; everybody said you looked jest like a queen in a picture, and I never heard a word ag'inst your low-neck dress. ❋ B. M. Bower (1905)

"Ary man who says a word ag'in 'the Great Father is goin' to git mussed up." ❋ Irving Bacheller (1904)

But he shook his head, an 'said the word ag'in, an' a queer look -- as if she was scairt an 'pleased -- flashed over Lyddy Ann's face. ❋ Alice Brown (1902)

He's as good as gold hisself; that's where the girl gets it; not sayin 'a word ag'in Mrs. Porter; she don't understand, that's all. ❋ William Alexander Fraser (1896)

The shamans can not explain the meaning of the term, which plainly contains the word agĕ´‘ya, “woman,” and may refer to the moon’s supposed influence over women. ❋ James Mooney (1891)

Jim, just wanted to make absolutely sure I understand your comments about the longer-term ag and turf incremental margin performance.