31.   Europe has been shaken by some cases this year in which genetically modified seeds were planted by farmers who thought they were growing nonmodified crops.

32.   Eventually he bought the village, growing crops, founding an elementary school and beginning a public health project.

33.   Farmers talk of government limits on food prices but no caps on production costs, which leave them spending more to grow their crops than they can earn.

34.   Farmers generally grow crops to sell.

35.   Farmers in their home country, they began farming here, too, growing the crops they knew and needed for their own cooking.

36.   Farmers can learn more intensive cultivation techniques and grow new crops, in particular trees with multiple uses, which also refortify the land with nutrients.

37.   Farmers now keep millions of acres out of production and grow specific crops in their remaining fields to qualify for an elaborate set of subsidies from the Agriculture Department.

38.   Federal officials began to suspect that some farmers never grew the crops whose costs investors were claiming deductions for, which would turn the shelter into a sham.

39.   Fertilizer is used to grow crops, and some traces could find their way into food eaten by children.

40.   Farmers who grow crops on their own land, a common practice in much of the nation, are assured of getting the transition payments.