In the past five years, 62 farmers have left the system.

But small farmers say the move could put them out of business.

"We just want to be able to see the state support the farmers."

But now the farmers had to clear out in a matter of days.

A. Why not do what farmers have done for many years?

Further, they said farmers would not have to pay for the water until 1997.

Our farmers have been ground down and we must help them.

You see, I come from a country which would have no future without its farmers.

We believe farmers should be able to make a living from their work.

Farmers also provide food, which we need in order to live.

You see, the money does not go to small farmers.

All were the children of farmers, away from their families for the first time.

Many farmers tried to run away, but again their families held them back.

Had the police done nothing, farmers might have taken the law into their own hands.

Such a program would help farmers make a living, as current programs do.

Farmers want to know more about the future of their land.

Farmers with large families and little land say they have no other way to live.

Farmers use 85 percent of all available water in California.

Any of the farmers around here would have taken her in.

He works so hard and long the farmers have to tell him to stop.

The farmers know they could get a better price at the market town 40 miles away.

Many kids do not get a well education since they become farmers at a very early age.

But they and many farmers like them will not be back this summer.

About 30 percent of that cost would come from farmers.

Not that the farmers will take his word on how good something is.