1.   American businesses, like American farmers, see post-Castro Cuba as a potentially lucrative market and do not want to concede it to foreign competitors.

2.   American farmers complain they must manage problems that do not bother the Australians.

3.   American farmers find all this terribly frustrating.

4.   American farmers who have turned to modified crops seem to be getting yields no better than farmers who grow traditional varieties and are using similar quantities of pesticides.

5.   American farmers, closer and more efficient, reckon they could quickly gain much of that market.

6.   American farmers, joined by Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, had held a rally to attract attention to their plight.

7.   American farmers regard soil merely as a medium for providing nutrients and water, Huston said.

8.   American farmers salivate when they see the prices of Japanese food, and the United States has forced the Japanese government to admit growing levels of imported food.

9.   American farmers and food producers pushed for an end to the sanctions and want government agencies to interpret the new law as broadly as possible.

10.   American farmers are hoping it will be alcohol.