The farm includes 150 acres.
They cropped 15 acres with corn.
At least 50,000 acres have been burnt to a cinder.
The OECD says Japan’s average farm size is 2.3 acres outside Hokkaido, the sparsely populated northern island, against 1, 065 acres in the U.S.
They have cut deals with local politicians—a few hundred thousand acres of wilderness in return for the speedy sale of a few thousand acres for development.
I love Sewanee, an Episcopal university tucked away on 13,000 rural acres of the Cumberland Plateau.
The average golfer sees acres of manicured grass and is encouraged to swing without fear.
The pounding is merciless. Enormous trees topple, and acres of rainforest are left burning.
Sitting on eight acres of manicured gardens, Sedona Hotel Yangon is near Yangon's city center.
The Regent’s Park spans 166 hectares (410 acres) and was designed in 1811 by renowned architect John Nash.
The house was on more than eighty acres of land about eight miles east of Fayetteville, on Highway 16.
Rapid expansion of soybean plantations in South America could displace 22 million hectares (54 million acres) of tropical forest and savanna in the next 20 years.
Mr Singh's family lost most of its land in the land reforms: it retains only 90 acres of orchard in Shahabpur.
Next to the theme park, a little piece of Africa: spot free-roaming zebras and antelope from your private balcony overlooking 33 acres of savanna.
Extending across six nations, ten million acres of forest is degraded each year due to mining, illegal logging, farming, ranching, and guerilla warfare.
There will also be two hotels, a lake and a shopping district, bringing the total size of the first phase to about 963 acres.
American Douglas Tomkins, the founder of the Esprit clothing line and a prominent global conservationist, has bought more than 800,000 wilderness acres in Chile to preserve alerces and protect what's left of the temperate rain forest.
There is nothing quite like experiencing the wide expanse of the ocean and the endless acres of sand on a Friday morning with my son to remind me how much I have to be grateful for.
When his father was alive, he said, the rice harvest from their fields was so copious that the leftover straw covered more than a hectare, about three acres, of land.
With the deep hunger of an Irishman who has been a tenant on the lands his people once had owned and hunted, he wanted to see his own acres stretching green before his eyes.
Even though there was the dairy with 75 cows and 1400 acres to farm, as soon as my husband read the telegram, he sadly said, "Honey, get your bags packed while I make reservations for you."
