More farms begin to break up the landscape off the road.

As time went by, the farms began to grow but there were no jobs to provide the settlers daily needs.

Together they taught each other the little that they knew and eventually their farms began to flourish.

Larger farms began using helicopters to move tree harvests during the 1980s.

During the 19th century, the farms began to change from growing grain to raising dairy cattle.

This will ensure food security and income before new farms begin producing.

After 30 years of trial and error, the farms began to flourish.

American farms began to slide into collapse due to interest rates and low prices.

With the introduction of private agriculture, many collective farms began to disintegrate.

The colony there grew and farms began to expand, so the demand for workers increased.