stud farm English

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stud farm

— noun a farm where horses are bred

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Their poverty causes low farm productivity, and low farm productivity reinforces their poverty.

The bureaucracies must be bypassed to get help to where it is needed: in the soil tilled by the world's poorest farm families.

Simply restricting the practice of land clearing probably would not work, since farm families and communities would face a strong temptation to evade legal limits.

My hopes for success are buoyed by my ability to call my mother inexpensively and discuss the farm.

As a result, farm sizes would drop (as land was divided among ever more children), labor productivity would fall, and the poor would become even poorer.

For a farm family of five or six living on one hectare, this means extreme poverty, and for their country, it means reliance on expensive food imports, including food aid.

In the past, the big loser from the EU system, in budgetary terms, was the UK; for while agriculture accounted for two thirds of all EU spending, the UK had a small farm sector, and therefore received small farm payments.

Against all expectations, it struck a morally advantageous posture by offering to surrender some part of its budget rebate, but only if the rest of the European Union (i.e. France, in particular) would agree to fundamental reforms of EU farm policy.

The government announced that it was suspending trading in futures markets for a number of farm products.

Europe, Japan, and (to a much lesser extent) the US, were simply unwilling to face down their small but influential farm lobbies.

It's a matter of judgment, and others might disagree, but in my view the lucky factory farmed pigs are those shot on the farm.

In a hungry and poor rural economy, as China was in the 1970's and as most of Africa is today, a key starting point is to raise farm productivity.

The result is a grain yield (for example, maize) that is roughly one-third less than what could be achieved with better farm inputs.

In Nigeria, former President Olusegun Obasanjo has a huge diversified farm and has pushed for policies to help absentee farmers prosper.

Nevertheless, most people living in Africa's cities have access to land in the countryside, which is why Liberia's government rightly highlights the potential for farm expansion.

Higher and more frequent yields mean less poverty in farm families, and lower food prices for cities.

What saved Argentina over the last decade were highly favorable external conditions: sky-high global commodity prices and technological innovations that greatly increased farm yields.

An alternative would be to establish some form of cooperative or contract-based farm association that can negotiate fair prices.

Indeed, by promoting agricultural practices and technologies that are environmentally sustainable and raise rural incomes, these policies also stimulate rural non-farm activities.

In the days after the accident, the area's human residents were evacuated with their farm animals to protect them from high levels of radiation.

Abandoned houses and farm buildings offered ready-made nests and dens.