Sentence examples for farming problems from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s and 1990s the World Bank advocated market-based approaches to solve Africa's farming problems.

The trouble is that enlarging the European Union to the east, which Mr Fischer strongly endorses, implies solving a whole heap of budget and farming problems first.

Erratic rains and farming problems have reduced this year's maize harvest in Zimbabwe by a third, and 1.6 million people will need food aid, the World Food Program said Friday.

Carl K. Eicher, a professor emeritus at Michigan State University and an authority on African agriculture, said rich country donors and African governments also shared some responsibility for the continent's farming problems.

The finding about fewer farmers belonging to institutionalized farmer-organizations in Kampala than Gulu, could be attributed to the fact that the Kampala farmers had a longer experience in dairy farming and felt no need for extension service, thus being more prone to an "do it your self-approach" for managing farming problems.

This afternoon they will fly to Atlanta to attend King's funeral, but at the moment Kennedy is sitting in the dining room of Hickory Hill, the family house in McLean, Va., listening to an expert on the farm problems of Indiana, where there will be a primary soon.

If people want to eat that way, fine, but she shouldn't have been pushing that as a solution to the farm problem.

During the Presidential campaign, both candidates flirted around with America's farm problem; they discussed quotas, surpluses, the soil bank, price supports, and controls.

To the best of my knowledge, though, neither candidate put his finger on the root of the farm problem; namely, that the farmer himself has disappeared.

When Congress finally heard of the present Farm Problem, the Committee on Perplexing Practices decided to search Europe for means of relief.

The skit was to be followed by a panel discussion on such topics as discrimination, the farm problem, and the present sorry state of affairs in Washington.