Sentence examples for farmer status from inspiring English sources

Indeed, among farmers' characteristics, only farmer status (positively) and past knowledge on cooperatives (negatively) affect farmers' willingness to join the bioenergy supply chain.

For years, the Montrose Shopping Park Assn., a business group that organizes the Honolulu Avenue market, had advertised it as a certified market, but it lacked either backing from a certified farmer, status as a nonprofit or partnership with a government agency.

All specifications include controls for sex, age, education, marital status, minority status, farmer status, household size, village, place of diagnostic and type of treatment used this year.

The Government also provides income tax exemption for up to ten years for farmers with approved farmer status.

It has taken 20 years for the dark side of that revolution to become fully apparent: in terms of environmental damage, destruction of cherished habitats, the erosion of farmers' status in society, collapsing incomes, the criminal wastefulness of the common agricultural policy (CAP), centralised food retail systems and so on.

Moreover, the proportion of BV was higher in women who had farmer educational status than their counter parts (P < 0.05).

Benefits from the application of and access to mechanization include a reduction in the drudgery of farm work implying more time to engage in other activities,the improvement of a farmer's status in a local community, and renewed attractiveness of the agricultural sector to rural youth.

Muamba (2011) adds that greater market participation will promote the transformation of the farmers' economic status from subsistent or semi-subsistent to specialised farmers where they produce only crops for which they have a comparative advantage.

Anning supported Peter Dutton's proposal to grant the farmers refugee status.

The idealized folk hero of Puerto Rico is the jíbaro, a rustic, independent hill-farmer whose status in local song and story is similar to that of the gaucho of Argentina.

The findings suggest that improving farmers' education status and increase the availability of credit to reduce poverty and increase income would enhance the adoption of land management practices.