The phrase "all subsistence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing basic needs, survival, or the means of sustaining life.
Example: "The community relies on all subsistence resources available to them to survive the harsh winter."
Alternatives: "all necessities" or "all means of survival".
Not all subsistence cultivators were tenants; there were many free peasant owners in early medieval Italy.
Most of the remaining peoples of the region are Bantu speakers who, although they vary widely in other ways, are all subsistence farmers.
She is saying that, overwhelmingly, it is black farmers who will be the first to suffer: almost all subsistence farmers in South Africa are black, as are most new entrants, many enticed by the government's land redistribution policy.
Once, we were all subsistence farmers; in time it made more sense to get the few to farm for the many so we could all get on with more interesting jobs.
Income data (n = 176) collected over one year quantified all subsistence and cash income generated by indigenous and non-indigenous residents in two locations within the Ampiyacu Apayacu basin.
This year, fishery managers for the first time closed all subsistence fishing on the first pulse of king salmon and cut fishing times in half on later pulses, leaving many residents with just two 18-hour periods a week to fish.
After all, despite a subsistence standard of living in one the most impoverished countries in the world, nobody appears to have refused contributions for the coronation at Papa Bok's toll booths set up every eight miles across the country.
Shops are closed in all but a few neighbourhoods, government offices are shuttered and all but subsistence commerce has ceased to exist.
A long-term ceasefire is established with Hamas in Gaza (and before the election, there were signs that a deal on the return of the kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit was being stitched together) would involve a trade-off: Hamas would lose the benefit of its tunnels while Israel would lose the blockade and, with it, the ability to stifle all but subsistence living in Gaza.
This was a mystery blank DVDs cost 800 shillings, and the economy of scale wouldn't offer any deep wholesale discounts for pirates, who must grub by on their own low capital and thin profit margins, like all other subsistence merchants in Uganda.
Almost all practiced subsistence farming (sorghum, millet, maize, peanuts) and growing cotton for cash income.
