The farm barely made ends meet for Mary's mother.

She would then have a man around the place to work the farm and a husband to make possible Timmy's adoption.

In the summer, the farm makes ice cream and butter.

Last year, the farms sold $7 million worth of goods and made a profit of $100,000.

The truth is, a farm will not make an honest man rich in money.

On his first stop there in 1882, the beautiful farm and surrounding village made quite an impact on him.

He never read anything but Reader's Digest and the farm was making $16,000 a year.

The two surviving farms now mostly make a living from tourism.

His farm together with my uncle's business would make a good property.

At this stage, let me stress the considerable contribution that many large farms make to rural employment.