21.   Farmers generally grow crops to sell.

22.   Farmers now grow nopales as far away as Japan and Italy.

23.   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.

24.   Farmers grow onions, tomatoes, cabbage, sweet peppers and tropical fruits such as soursop, sapodilla, sugar apples, mangoes, guava and breadfruit.

25.   For openers, there is serious doubt as to whether farmers could grow enough corn to produce the required ethanol.

26.   How many farmers can grow a crop, sell it before the first frost and have all their bills paid by Christmas?

27.   In Collier and Hendry counties, where farmers grow tomatoes, green peppers and cucumbers, the outlook was also grim.

28.   In Peru, farmers grow sweet potatoes as an off-season cover crop, and feed much of the produce to cattle, pigs, or dogs.

29.   In turn, farmers have grown more dependent on chemical herbicides and synthetic fertilizers, which boost yields and make it easier to farm more land.

30.   Iowa farmers grow lots of pigs.