- try to
include smallholdings into
their value chain,
providing seed, feed, or
fertilizer to
improve production.
Because smallholding farms frequently...
-
transfer of land from
individual ownership—even
peasant ownership in
smallholdings—to government-owned
collective farms; it has also, in
other times and...
-
Following the
Haitian Revolution (1791–1804),
squatters in
Haiti acquired smallholdings across the country. Cité
Soleil was
founded in 1958 to
house workers...
- full-time farmers, but by far the
overwhelming number (84%) had only
smallholdings or no possessions.[citation needed]
Galicia had
arguably the most ethnically...
- were full farmers, but by far the
overwhelming number (84%) had only
smallholdings or no possessions. No
country of the
Austrian monarchy had such a varied...
-
Orchard Organic Paddy field Ranching Sharecropping Colonia Slash-and-burn
Smallholding Terrace Steam sterilization Hydroculture Aquaculture Aquaponics Hydroponics...
- industrial, and
brown or
reddish ones are preferred.
Small farms and
smallholdings,
particularly in
economically advanced nations, may sell eggs of widely...
-
current owner. The
manner in
which they
developed self-sufficiency on this
smallholding is
recounted in The Fat of the Land (1961). At the end of the 1960s,...
- of land. Thus the
cottager was
someone who
lived in a
cottage with a
smallholding of land, the
statute was
later repealed. The
people involved in the protest...
-
Settlement ****ociation was
established at Fulney, made up of 38
tenanted smallholdings for unemplo****
miners from the north-east, at the time of the Jarrow...
