farm gate

Through the farm gate they stumbled, back into the heat of the city.

"He went out to have a look and found the farm gate open.

And here, barring the road, was the familiar old farm gate still in place.

The Americans, like ourselves, are suffering an explosion in farm gate prices.

He skidded through the farm gate and flung himself against the wall.

The tractor ruts led straight on to a farm gate.

It is the chain of activities that brings food from "farm gate to plate".

This is valued at around 22.5 million with a farm gate price of 7.50 per kilogram.

High-quality beef is now sold at the farm gate and elsewhere.

The proposal to raise dairy prices at the farm gate would have done just that - nothing more.

The costs incurred beyond the farm gate have a great influence on retail prices.

I drove through the farm gate and along a neat tarmac road across the single field.

All her attention was on the obstruction that lay between her and the farm gate.

The old, square-fronted car ground queasily to a stop before the farm gate.

And now in front of me was the farm gate rattling on its hinges as the wind shook it.

They pick up products at the farm gate.

Food is cheap only at the farm gate.

He pulled off it by a farm gate, and switched off his car engine.

This was the first of several Farm Gate losses.

Those with milking herds had a ready market for farm gate sales of butter and cheese.

It was an ordinary iron farm gate set in the rather high and thick hedge that bounded the road.

Wholesome raw ingredients from the farm gate are the basis of good-quality safe food.

Farm Gate was the code name for an American air force mission in Vietnam.

The aquaculture industry in Scotland is estimated to have a farm gate value of £346 million (2007).

Ned and Pearly Green waited anxiously at the farm gate.