Sentence examples for insufficient farm from inspiring English sources

In Prague, the Czech capital, last week 8,000 farmers demonstrated against insufficient farm subsidies from the EU.

The high population density has resulted in unabated fragmentation of cultivable land and insufficient farm size to sustain livelihoods.

But Somalia in particular has other ailments, including rapid population growth, with many girls not staying in school and having children early, insufficient farming investment thanks to the insecurity of two decades of war, increased desertification, because the burning of charcoal in the south has led to a lack of tree cover, and an absence of governance.

The DPSP was criticized in recent years for curbing product diversity and innovation, supporting world dairy product prices, and being generally insufficient for U.S. farm prices at current feed costs (Shields, 2011; Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute Dairy Policy Alliance, 2010).

First, following a difficult year such as 2011 with a harsh winter followed by a dry spring, quantities are insufficient for cooperative farm needs.

On three farms insufficient data were obtained and they were therefore excluded from the risk factor analysis.

To keep the electrolysis cell hot while the wind farm delivers insufficient energy wind power below 5%% can still be used.

However, there is, at present, insufficient sequence information on farm animals to design a comprehensive oligonucleotide-based microarray.

A Vietnamese study in 1996 found that 94% of rural farming women had insufficient food intake, compared to 40% for non- farming women [ 26].

In general, farms with cereal and forage crops have benefited (and adopted) the most, while few vegetable farms have adopted organic farming, due to insufficient subsidies compared to income losses.

This study shows that despite the desires of its inhabitants, KGR is failing to promote this shift from extensive to a more productive intensive and integrated farming; there is insufficient land available per household to enable integration of crop farming for production of fodder on a scale sufficient to meet current herd needs, compounded by the arrival of new households.