Their crops have died along with their livestock.

And when they produce their crops, they sell the surplus on marketplaces.

They also get free land in between the trees, where they can grow their crops.

All they care about is their precious crops and the miserable dirt they dig in.

They also take a tax on the animals and the harvest of the farmers.

For example, farmers should have the opportunity to insure their crops.

Crop growers found their markets on the other side of an international border.

And farmers could protect their crops that they want to sell to Whole Foods because our photons are 100 percent organic.

Others were compelled to make a payment to the authorities before they could harvest their crops.

So, small communities, schools, restaurants, groups of people can go get together and grow their own food.

They will plant earlier, grow more heat loving varieties, or change their crop entirely.

And farmers could protect their crops that they want to sell to Whole Foods because our photons are 100 percent organic.

What they want are implements to increase their production something to fertilize the soil, something to protect their crop and to bring it to a market.

They can improve their bargaining position, both for input purchases and for the sale of their crops.

I mean, locally in Boston, there is a terrific company called Green City Growers, and they are going and pollinating their squash crops by hand with Q Tips, and if they miss that three day window, there's no fruit.

But there is no such luck for millions of Africans who face disruption to the rainfall on which their crops, livestock, and families depend.

History has shown that government action is required to help the poorest farmers escape the low yield poverty trap.

Villagers whose crops shriveled and whose livestock died in a prolonged drought saw joining the Taliban as an economic opportunity.

Beginning in 1930, some 1.3 million people starved in Kazakhstan as their meager crops were requisitioned according to central directives.

Biofuels production gives farmers an opportunity to arbitrage by selling their crop either as a traditional product or as a biofuel, whichever provides the better return.

More than 900,000 persons either lost their crops or housing according to an assessment mission of the Department of Humanitarian Affairs following the cyclone.

We'll make sure it's stored properly. their yields have gone up two , three , fourfold and they figure it out, because it's the first guaranteed opportunity they've had in their life.

They planted olive trees and vineyards, which grew mainly west of the village and on the valley floors, and irrigated their crops with water drawn from the village springs.

Peasant farmers in Africa, Haiti, and other impoverished regions currently plant their crops without the benefit of high yield seed varieties and fertilizers.

ROME As drought becomes increasingly common, farmers worldwide are struggling to maintain crop yields.

It was celebrated at the end of the harvest of potatoes and corn to thank Inti (the Sun) for the abundance, or to ask for a better harvest in the next season.

Some 240 families who fled to Amkassara, a village about 37 kilometres north of Nyala, have been unable to return to harvest their crops.

The inhabitants of the Golan were suffering a lack of health infrastructure, the imposition of taxes on their harvest, new settlements, discrimination, unemployment and job insecurity, and the overexploitation of water by settlers.

We'll pick it up. We'll make sure it's stored properly. their yields have gone up two , three , fourfold and they figure it out, because it's the first guaranteed opportunity they've had in their life.

At the same time, smallholder farmers need easier access to markets to sell their crops for a fair price, rather than relying on expensive middlemen or inefficient government bodies.

As reported in the previous Working Paper (A AC.109 2004 3, para.

Diminished biodiversity, due to habitat encroachment, fragmentation and pesticide misuse, also leads farmers to rely on greenhouse gas generating chemical inputs to increase their yields.

The Government initially reported 240 people dead, thousands injured and 1.5 million people affected, who are without shelter and or have completely lost their agricultural crops two weeks before harvest.

In many populous parts of the world, including the grain growing regions of northern India, northern China, and the American Midwest, farmers are tapping into groundwater to irrigate their crops.

Now the farmers in Kyangwali are trying to cut out the middlemen and sell their crops directly on the market, through a cooperative with more than 500 members, including some Ugandan farmers from local villages.

So the farmers within, who try to earn a living, and simultaneously provide the vegetables used around Gaza, continue their non violent struggle to exist, working their land and harvesting their onions, parsley, radishes, spinach, beans to the rhythm of gunfire.

The 1907 panic started in the United States, owing to a rise in interest rates as farmers in the West were paid for their crops and financial scandals in New York that seemed to implicate a large financial institution, the Knickerbocker trust.

United Nations records and resolutions on this matter adopted by the Security Council during that period will demonstrate beyond the shadow of a doubt that Israel was responsible for opening fire for the purpose of expelling Syrian farmers from their land and preventing them from reaping their harvest.

78. In the immediate future, it appears especially urgent to provide the people concerned with food and health assistance designed to enable them to survive, as well as the means to save their crops, livestock and land and to produce the minimum needed to survive.

Worldwide, the poor leave a very small carbon footprint, but they will suffer the most from climate change. Many live in hot places that are getting even hotter, and hundreds of millions of them are subsistence farmers who depend on rainfall to grow their crops.

Hidup mereka disulitkan dengan berbagai macam persoalan yang harus dibenarkan dari menanam bibit yang tepat dan menggunakan pupuk yang benar sampai mendapatkan pelatihan dan memiliki tempat untuk menjual hasil panen mereka. Jika satu hal saja bermasalah, makan hidup mereka akan terpuruk.

It proved impossible to make Central Asian nomads into productive farmers in a single growing season. Beginning in 1930, some 1.3 million people starved in Kazakhstan as their meager crops were requisitioned according to central directives.

Farmers used to have to send an able bodied relative perhaps a ten year old boy on a grueling walk to town in the hot sun to find out whether the market was open, whether their harvest could be sold, and, if so, at what price.