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spec: For example , BA ( Hons ) Education and Child Development ( for a joint combination ) or BA ( Hons ) Education with Child Development ( a major / minor combination , with Child Development being the smaller element ) . The Bootheel is the most intensively cropped area with its high percentage of tillable , level land , long growing season and plentiful irrigation water . The 36-page bimonthly Journal does not accept advertising . She is eager to assist her students and suggests that Judy begin at once . The university will then pay this amount with interest at 6 % in four equal annual installments . The improved authoring environment and new features make it easy for newcomers and more efficient for Director veterans . Tillable ground was too wet to work ; farmers worried about " corn planting windows . At least 50 acres tillable , suitable for soybeans , corn , and alfalfa . It has come to pass also that the church and the priests are large holders of the tillable and available lands of the islands . The Osceola School District is home to a 120 acre school farm Twenty acres are tillable and a crop is usually planted . In this sense the interpretation may range from archaeological site to tourist center , place of employment , tillable ground , community lands , ejidos , sources of construction materials , infrastructure right-of-way , private property , and " the only piece of land " certain social sectors may ever own . We learned that only 3 percent of Norway is tillable , and then only a relatively small fraction of that is actually farmed . They have McFadden , Townsend , and Taylor for corners all of which can start and play well . It did so by altering the firing patterns of the haywire neurons : They fired more normally after the sham drug , just as they did after the real one . But in 2005 , flaws with those alternatives are likely to emerge as they become more popular and more heavily scrutinized . Moreover , when so many farm operations face so many changes in the technology , economy , and ecology of agriculture , stress and frustration may be multiplied . '' `` I am going to read you several characteristics of a possible candidate for Congress . Strong basic research infrastructure in universities and a high-quality information infrastructure , plus ample supply of risk capital . Students can select courses from various campuses and take courses via cable TV , the University 's Interactive Television System ( HITS ) , or the internet . One critical gap is being addressed in the preparation of safety standards for fuel cycle facilities - a subprogramme beginning this month . " If ever there is a place to grasp the climatic and environmental changes in China , it is not out on the vast plains , where herdsmen and farmers battle over dwindling water resources and tillable land . There will be a reduction and elimination of sand deposition on tillable ground behind the levee . It has been suggested that the size of the buildings reflected the size of the croft rather than the family ( Walker and McGregor 1996 , 23 ) , and that this would include a reflection of the amount of stock as well as the acreage of tillable land . " Then he lost that but , having four dollars , he put it down as part payment on a hundred dollars ' worth of tillable mountain land , cut down some trees , got them sawed at a mill on nerve or credit and , with the green lumber , built the one-room shack where he now lives . This has led to difficult and disturbed youth being inappropriately placed with foster carers who cannot cope with them . They had everyone in their studio tested for testosterone levels , and a betting pool on who would score highest and lowest . From the DTI 's point of view and leaving aside questions of opportunity cost , PEDDS addressed what was perceived to be an important area From what could be viewed as a relatively small overall expenditure there are already strong indications of some very significant commercial returns from the firms involved . During the drought years of the late 1940s and early 1950s , he continued to apply commercial fertilizer to land no longer tillable and planted seed , thereby slowly restoring the soil and growing a turf of grass . But this is not true in terms of individual behavior , where despite a recognition archaeological resources are valuable and important , they are also nothing more than a piece of tillable land or a place to build living quarters , even where not permitted . If it should appear from actual survey or other satisfactory examination of said tract of land that it contains less than 160 acres of tillable land for each person who , at the time , may be authorized to reside on it under the provisions of this treaty , and a very considerable number of such persons hsall be disposed to comence cultivating the soil as farmers , the United States agrees to set apart , for the use of said Indians , as herein provided , such additional quantity of arable land , adjoining to said reservation , or as near to the same as it can be obtained , as may be required to provide the necessary amount . In these engagements , Dr. Olson works with organizations to develop and refine strategies and to develop and implement programs for transitioning organizations to support these new strategies . Kramers have 54 acres of tillable ground and 75 acres of pasture for a cow-calf operation . The big question mark that first winter was the 165 acres of tillable ground on a farm Matt had started trying to buy while he was still at Purdue . According to the Mosaic law , every tillable land should enjoy on each seventh year a sabbath , or a rest .