Sentence examples for smallholders at from inspiring English sources

The revamped mission statement of EU development aid for food security also pledges to support smallholders at every opportunity.

Upper-class Romans who owned latifundia had enough capital to improve their crops and livestock with new strains, putting peasant smallholders at a competitive disadvantage.

Fernando and Orlandis Suri, who are smallholders at El Cacahual, a hamlet south of Havana, can now legally sell their fat pineapples and papaya from a roadside stall, along with other produce.

Based on the findings it is suggested that combining public and commercial finance could solve the problem of inadequate credit supply while inventory finance to community level input suppliers and service providers might help in getting credit to worthy and needy smallholders at lower cost than providing credit to smallholders directly.

In what way are cultural economic globalization, neoliberal policies and privatization driving land use expansion and intensification by smallholders at high altitudes?

[We found] around one-third were good but not necessarily targeted at smallholders or at staple crops.

The operative criterion in making the decision regarding the relative priority given to inorganic and organic sources of plant nutrients, should which method can deliver key plant nutrients to the smallholder at the lowest cost, and consistent with her or his economic circumstances.

For instance, many food processing companies include goals to double the amount of product they source from smallholders, while at the same time providing training and better inputs, such as hybrid seeds or mechanisation, to improve output.

Kalibata said she also hoped to see support for African smallholder farmers at a UN summit on climate change in Paris in December.

Getting seed and fertilizer to smallholder farmers at highly subsidized prices (or even free in some cases) will make a lasting difference.

Nicolas Mounard, CEO of NGO Farm Africa, explains that its role is to co-ordinate the different players in partnerships, understand their different agendas, and constantly put smallholder farmers at the centre of discussions.