Sentence examples for farming livelihood from inspiring English sources

The Harbeses were among the first to replace their dwindling potato farming livelihood with not just fresh produce but the now ubiquitous, and potentially more profitable, attractions like corn mazes, hayrides and pick-your-own pumpkins, geared for young children.

It is therefore common in Ywalateke location (43.4 %), which is a mixed farming livelihood zone (Fig. 2) which can support rain-fed agriculture.

In Ywalateke, the stable climate and higher rainfall in the mixed farming livelihood zone (Fig. 2) enables individuals to engage in intensive livestock- and crop-based regimes; hence, it is only practised by 30%% of Ywalateke residents.

Six of the Farming Fit programs occurred in areas where the flood impacted heavily on participant's home and farming livelihood.

"As the communities' living environments worsen because of [oil company] equipment failures and oil released as part of the refining process, fishing and farming livelihoods deteriorate.

When, in the late 1980s, swarms of desert locusts extended from Mauritania and Senegal to the Persian Gulf, Joyce Magor, who has died aged 82, was sent to Dakar as a locust forecaster to help international efforts to control the swarms that were threatening farming livelihoods in the Sahel region.

They also provide environmental and social benefits as part of farming livelihoods.

Article 22 provides training, tools, and new designs that artisans cast, drill, polish and finish to grow their businesses and earn income beyond their subsistence farming livelihoods.

The alliance is working to promote sustainable and equitable increases in agricultural productivity and incomes; build greater resilience of food systems and farming livelihoods; and achieve reductions or removals of greenhouse gas emissions by agriculture.

But intervention to secure farming livelihoods now is the best way to help the country bounce back and prevent a further slide into chronic food insecurity, according to Burgeon.

Only on-farm livelihood strategies practised by few households, and majority of them use on-farm combined with off-farm and non-farm livelihood strategies.