Examples of using Subsistence farming in English and their translations into German
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Table 5- Subsistence farming.
For a traditional society characterized by undivided producers andconsumers, subsistence farming dominates.
Subsistence farming is drying up basically.
The Ovambo, of whom many still live of subsistence farming, make use of the water in the oshanas.
Subsistence farming refers here to all farms below 1 ESU economic size.
The main occupation of the people is fishing with little subsistence farming across five main islands.
With subsistence farming, it is observed that the farmer produces barely enough food for their own consumption and that of their dependents.
It's also possible that the mobilization of large numbers of people to subsistence farming in a short time is unrealistic.
Subsistence farming refers here to all farms below 1 ESU economic size holdings which have fodder areas without livestock(e.g. Almgemeinschaft) are included.
These archetypes range from extensive agricultural use and tropical forest systems to subsistence farming and irrigated agriculture.
Large areas of land once used for subsistence farming have been lost to mining or agribusiness corporations, which limits access to food and drinking water.
In evolving economies and in developing countries,agriculture is characterised by a large proportion of subsistence farming.
It includes everything that you need for the development and subsistence farming in rural life, and especially under the sharecropping system i. e.
Desertification and land degradation impact a number of developing countries whose economies largely depend on agriculture and subsistence farming.
Moreover, in those places and times,there was still a lot of local production, subsistence farming, local distribution and supply networks, and local social capital in general.
Small subsistence farming-and also the local varieties of apple trees that only make apples for local apple cakes-have all to be eaten up to make place for big plantation industrial farming. .
Millions of people rely on backbreaking labor and low-intensity subsistence farming, but they do not want to, but Ms. Shiva claims that they are poor farmers for the poor.
Many developing countries have economies in which the informal sector and poor quality jobs predominate and in which dualism exists in the labour market,particularly in countries in which most people depend on subsistence farming.
The growing methods which farmers are taught by Cotton made in Africa also help thesmallholder farmers when growing food in subsistence farming, and thus play an important part in securing their food supplies.
And because we feel that a subsistence farming(smallholding/ homesteading) lifestyle has a relative low environmental impact, while keeping those practicing it in close contact with the earth and natural cycles and systems.
The transformation of grasslands into deserts due to deforestation,encroachment into forests for subsistence farming, overgrazing, and loss of biodiversity and soil threaten the entire continent.
FR Mr President, concerning this resolution on the World Trade Organisation, and contrary to the opinion voiced by the previous speaker,I believe that it is not international trade that will ensure that fewer than one billion human beings die or suffer from malnutrition, but subsistence farming.
If I go to an indigenous culture, convince its people that subsistence farming is degrading and primitive, and induce them instead to work in a factory and join the market economy, then GDP rises and I have created an“investment opportunity”.
The European Union is the world's largest importer of food and feedstuff, which means that we have no surpluses and that the mechanism by which we convert the imports- which amount to 50 million tonnes of grain units, bought almost below the poverty threshold from third world countries- into food, which is then dumped and exported at a cost of billions and undersold on regional markets in third world countries,has ultimately destroyed rural agriculture and regional subsistence farming.
Provision is a new school for self-sufficient living and subsistence farming, self-reliance and sustainability, traditional skills and values, low impact living and simplicity, all in the spectacular natural setting of Alunisu, a small rural village at the foothills of the Carpathians in Transylvania!
On the finance that has already been announced for African agriculture, I am delighted to hear Louis Michel, if I have understood him correctly, say that it willgo to smaller producers and therefore to help subsistence farming, which contributes to overcoming the crisis particularly for the poorest, and not to multinationals dedicated to exporting, which would actually make countries even poorer and more dependent on imports.
If a poor family in subsistence farming receives no help during the year after a bad harvest, its members may eat their beasts of burden, cut down the trees that provide nutrients to the soil, sell whatever farming equipment they have, and even eat the seeds that were set aside for planting the following season.
Rural development and its policies are also very important fields of interest outside the EU,both in less developed countries where subsistence farming and out-migration play a major role, as well as in developed countries where a very low density of population creates problems of access to modern services and a need for diversifying the rural economy.
They include ecological engineering in rice farming in the Philippines, more sustainable cotton production in China, the deployment of non-tillage farming on large-scale farms in Siberia, coastal area management in northern Germany,improved subsistence farming in Madagascar, integrated management of river catchment areas and reservoirs used for hydropower and irrigation in Brazil and Vietnam, and as integrated land and water management concepts in the Okavango catchment area in Africa.
For the small peasants this meant that theyare forced to eke out a living changing between subsistence farming and work migration in a'double sense': some of them migrate to the US or to the industrial areas of the Maquiladoras in Latin America; the survival of their relatives back home is based on their money transfer.