The phrase "agriculture support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance or resources provided to the agricultural sector or farmers.
Example: "The government has implemented several programs aimed at providing agriculture support to local farmers to enhance their productivity."
Alternatives: "farm support" or "agricultural assistance".
Objective: development projects and national agriculture support systems have access to technical information and expert knowledge on effective agricultural practices.
Payments for Ecosystem Services PESS) could be linked to agriculture support programmes to simultaneously achieve both goals.
The Land Institute's plan can be adapted to any developed government with centralized research and agriculture support.
A new organic agriculture support scheme designed based on such indications further increases the OFS SV and almost closes the GAP with a benchmark farm of the area, featured with ideal performances in terms of environmental and economic indicators.
This was the year of welfare reform, several new environmental laws, a rewriting of all agriculture support programs, an increase in the minimum wage, new rules for the telecommunications industry and a bill guaranteeing that workers could keep their medical insurance when they changed jobs.
The work of Russo et al. (2011) highlights that, in presence of market power, benefits from decoupling agriculture support are smaller than under perfect competition (or even negative).
If community supported agriculture supports local food production, then national community supported agriculture could support breeds that are near extinction and terroir- and climate-dependent produce.
The rest comes from defense cuts after American troops withdraw from Afghanistan, along with cuts to wasteful programs like agriculture supports.
Small-scale agriculture supports a very large proportion of the population, with many others earning their living from the fishing industry.
Culture and agriculture coevolved, with traditional agriculture supported not only by norms and values but also by rituals and ceremonies that linked humans to the land through community.
"This is a reform long demanded by developing countries, which rightly resent having to compete not only with internal agriculture supports but also with the lavish subsidies some developed countries used to pay others to buy their food," Mr. Zoellick said.
