Sentence examples for level of farm from inspiring English sources
Agricultural economics plays a role in the economics of development, for a continuous level of farm surplus is one of the wellsprings of technological and commercial growth.
The CAP, in turn, engenders the equally infamous British rebate, worth €3.6bn last year because, ever since Margaret Thatcher "handbagged" Helmut Kohl and François Mitterrand in 1984, the UK refund has been calibrated to the level of farm spending from which Britain is deemed to benefit less.
They were all capable producers with a high level of farm management ability.
Severini et al. (2016a) conclude that the increasing level of farm income variability supports the idea of introducing risk management tools within the CAP toolbox.
This means that the high input costs experienced in that year have reduced the increase of FI due to the high level of farm revenues caused by high product prices.
Results have applicability in countries where there is a high level of farm computer ownership, relevant spatial information is available in GIS format, where governments are happy to make spatial information available to the public and there is pressure for increased environmental awareness and improved decision making by Land Managers.
Studies on these aspects are scarce on the level of farms (e.g. Klerkx et al. 2010) and ornamental plant companies in particular.
Motives for non-participation were also found to be dependent on the level of farming engagement and on case-area landscape types.
A negative correlation was found between stocking density at the farm scale and total farming area at the bay scale, suggesting that growers adjusted husbandry in relation to the surrounding level of farming activity.
They are considered suitable for determining differences and similarities in the soil characteristics of land areas greater than approximately 1 ha and can be used for planning on the level of farms and forests.
That slavery isn't happening at the cut and sew level -- it's way down the supply chain at the level of farms, the gins and the spinning mills that turn cotton into yarn.
