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Most of Chile's agriculture is centered around the coastal low lands, But these wild open Spaces make excellent ranching.

The fastest land animal in the world, cheetahs once thrived in Africa and Asia, but lion predation haunts their young, and farms and ranching have reduced their habitat.

A city of western Texas south-southwest of Lubbock. It was a small ranching town until the discovery of oil in the area. Population, 89, '99.

Bertin, one of Brazil's - and the world's - major suppliers of leather and beef also agreed to meet Greenpeace this month to negotiate how to prevent cattle ranching from driving deforestation.

But adoption of technology in ranching is slow.

They cleared large tracts of forest for farming, logging and ranching .

Land in the Amazon Basin is routinely cleared for cattle ranching.

Almost half the 38.6m hectares devoted to ranching could be used for intensive farming, the ministry reckons.

Extending across six nations, ten million acres of forest is degraded each year due to mining, illegal logging, farming, ranching, and guerilla warfare.

The woman who took on the macho world of ranching over its treatment of cattle and who was named by Time magazine as one of 2010’s 100 most influential people wasn’t going to be cowed by Hollywood.

On the book's dust jacket, Bush is shown in a ranching outfit.

He's learned a lot about ranching since that first year when he tried to mike the horse.

This is a trade center in a ranching and oil-producing region.

When old ranching couples drive their pickups into Nucla, the wives leave the passenger's side empty and sit in the middle of the front seat, close enough to touch their husbands.

If ranching were made more intensive, crops could expand into empty pasture.