Sentence examples for allocation of farm from inspiring English sources

The GOK originally held discussions with Qatar over the development of the Lamu port in return for a substantial allocation of farm land.

There could also be a re-allocation of farm land from non food grain to food grain sector.

Among this research are analyses of the labor allocation decisions of farm families.

By rearranging the first order conditions in equations (8) and (9) and including our newly defined terms for off-farm wage, we can see more clearly the impact of health insurance on the off-farm labor allocation decisions of farm familiesc.

That involved spending $500m and planting 1bn trees, and marked the first mainstream recognition that the over-allocation of farming and irrigation water and general mismanagement meant things were going terribly wrong with the nation's most economically important river system.

We considered the allocation of on-farm measures (organic management and establishment of linear elements), off-farm measures (taking land out of production) and a combination of both.

Our findings highlight the value of VWC in understanding water consumption pattern in the livestock farming and identifying methods to increase its efficiency to save water through appropriate allocation of livestock farms in different regions and attribute control over the production of the high VWC animals as an integral part of a comprehensive agricultural water management strategy.

The results from this study show that off-farm work has a much higher return to education than does farm work and suggest that this divergence in returns affects the allocation of labor in farm households between farm and off-farm work.

Better understanding of VWC for livestock animals and egg production in different regions of Saudi Arabia is highly needed to guide the allocation of livestock farming and optimize water use.

Second, substantial inefficiency exists in the allocation of production resources by farm households in the study area.

In the conventional view, it is assumed that the initial allocation of labor on the farm has a higher marginal productivity and exceeds the market wage rate.