Sentence examples for viable subsistence from inspiring English sources
In the arid and semi-arid areas of sub-Saharan Africa, traditional pastoral and agro-pastoral livestock production is characterized by close contact between human and animal populations, representing a viable subsistence and livelihood strategy (Thornton et al. 2002).
Cultivar mixtures are a viable strategy in subsistence agriculture [ 17], which have been effectively exploited on a large scale in China [ 18].
She attended a nearby university, and is trying to turn subsistence herding into a viable business.That effort matters for Peru.
This hypothesis was called the "wild yam question" by Headland (1987) because the availability of wild yams was considered to be the key factor that determined whether pure hunter-gatherer subsistence in rainforests was viable.
For this model to reach out to more vulnerable and subsistence entrepreneurs, the following considerations in identifying viable business opportunities for support should be taken into account: Entrepreneurship awareness and sensitization should be a priority so that applicants see themselves as potential business people.
Subsistence agriculture, based primarily on maize, generally is viable, a variety of other cash crops and vegetables are grown, and most families keep some cattle, goats and chickens.
Villagers were subsistence farmers.
Superfluity rather than subsistence.
"It's subsistence farming.
Most Rwandans are subsistence farmers.
