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smallholder::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | farmer, granger, sodbuster, husbandman |
Examples of smallholder
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One might be that growing sugar cane could be outsourced to smallholder farmers.
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The company hopes to expand the number of smallholder farmers to 30,000 in 2012.
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Yet the 400,000 smallholder farmers have seen little improvement in their lives.
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Nigeria's farming population is made up of more than 70% of smallholder farmers.
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It is developing cultivars specifically for smallholder and subsistence farmers.
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Smallholder agriculture can play a key role in feeding a growing world population.
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At Concern Worldwide, we work with smallholder farmers in 25 developing countries.
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Investment in smallholder agriculture is vital to impact nutrition and health.
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We can work with smallholder farmers in developing countries to do this even faster.
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- A person owning or renting a smallholding
- Founded in 1910 for small farmers, allotment holders and gardeners, Smallholder magazine is published monthly by Packet Newspapers in Falmouth, Cornwall. It is a national UK magazine.
- Bordariums Middle class of peasant, usually with more land than a cottager but less than a villager.
- A farmer with relatively few planted acres that relies primarily on family labor.
- Someone with a hut and a parcel of land
