Sentence examples for farming for export from inspiring English sources

In agriculture, emphasis was placed on large-scale farming for export rather than on domestic subsistence.

The most intriguing part of his tale is the one that contradicts this thesis.Mr Dubois writes admiringly of Haitians' "counter-plantation" system communitarian, small-scale agriculture, borne out of a rejection of anything that looked liked the mass farming for export of the slave era.

The chemicals travel downriver, into rice paddy and the Bay of Bengal ponds where prawns are farmed for export.

Environmentalists say the salmon are being farmed for export at the expense of almost everything else around.

"One of the problems in most frontier markets is there's generally a pretty small entrepreneurial class," she says.Some critics of Mr Meles nonetheless worry that he will give away the store to foreigners including bits of the country itself, they grumble, in the form of land farmed for export, which has become a fast-growing business.

A Christian Aid report highlighted the damage done to social infrastructure by farming prawns for export in poor countries, including the pollution of water wells and loss of land for domestic food production.

The farm's owner would then mix the illegally harvested common snapping turtles with the alligator snapping turtles he was licensed to farm, for export to China and eventually dinner plates, he said.

Those reports have made Madagascan people very angry because it makes them ashamed for being a part of what they say is a neo-colonial system". The company had planned to grow maize and palm oil on vast commercial farms for export either back to South Korea or to sell at international markets to raise funds to buy other food for its domestic market.

From the I&R-database five types of cattle movements were distinguished: 1) off-farm for live trade, 2) off-farm for slaughter, 3) off-farm to the rendering plant for destruction, 4) off-farm for export and 5) import.

Of this cash, about £70m will go to commercialising new agricultural technologies – including robots, and £90m will be spent on setting up centres for agricultural innovation that will seek to develop farm technology for export, with the help of a new unit within UK Trade and Investment.

The island produces four fifths of all farm products for export.