Our continent was tamed by farmers…Our armies have been fed by farmers and made of farmers.
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Whereas Asian fish farmers are often former rice farmers, African poultry farmers are more likely to be wealthy, well-connected urbanites.
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"In that room we had conventional farmers, non-GMO farmers, organic farmers, organic grass-fed farmers all together, and in the talking with them, this became an important subject," Lozano told Business Insider.
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Do those change ... There's Farmers ... there's FarmersMeet ... or farmers something.
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Those farmers include Quebec's numerous and politically active dairy farmers.
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"What we need are young farmers, middle-aged farmers, old farmers to stand up and say this is my experience," she said.
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Iowa's farmers are aging, and younger farmers aren't replacing them proportionately.
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Farmers have organized a farmers market in one of the underpasses.
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"They're still beginning farmers, but they're maturing farmers," said Ms. Hashley.
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TRUMP: Don&apost forget, the farmers -- and I won all the farmers.
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Farmers are biologists, chemists, machinists, carpenters, farmers and ranchers all in one.
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But farmers' organizations, like Solidarité Paysans (Farmers' Solidarity), have also stepped in.
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Regenerative farmers, who focus on soil health, are the new organic farmers.
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They said the process to identify and register farmers for compensation was being undertaken the Commercial Farmers Union (CFU) and a committee representing the farmers.
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Soybean farmers, cattle farmers, and other commodity farmers must cope with the harsh retaliatory tariffs from China and our own allies thanks to the trade war.
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Just as egg farmers prefer hens, dairy farmers prefer polled, or hornless, cows.
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Her best mate's family are dairy farmers and family friends are beef farmers.
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Federated Farmers, which represent thousands of farmers, said it supported the new laws.
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Our farmers are true patriots because China and others have targeted ... our farmers.
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The 807-page bill also offers improved crop insurance access for veteran farmers and beginning farmers and offers cost-share assistance to help farmers transition into organics.
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His work for Vermont farmers enables him to talk comfortably with farmers in Iowa.
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The National Farmers Union said farmers took their responsibilities on the issue "very seriously".
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"That's why engineers [are] turning into farmers, artists [are] turning into farmers," Sainwar said.
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In the eastern region of Abengourou, even cocoa farmers are smuggling cashews, farmers said.
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I'm giving billions of dollars back to the farmers because they pinpointed the farmers.
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"We're pretty well adapted to this as pig farmers and cattle farmers," said Hora.
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The farmers would be compensated and reintegrated, according to senior politicians, farmers and diplomats.
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American farmers, particularly soybean farmers, have been whacked by the US-China trade war.
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In all fairness, they have their farmers, so they want to protect their farmers.
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Probably a good time to visit the local farmers market (assuming farmers can travel).
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Farmers are feeling vulnerable anyway, so uncertainty over trade is the last thing they need, explains Charles Baron of the Farmers Business Network, a digital platform for farmers.
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According to the Zimbabwe Farmers Union, a group of mostly black farmers, compensation for the white farmers must relate to land development and assets, not the land itself.
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"We are demanding legal rights for farmers - especially for tenant farmers and women farmers with no rights," said Kavitha Kuruganti, with the advocacy group Alliance for Sustainable & Holistic Agriculture.
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China's tariffs will also hit US farmers especially hard, and some farmers are getting nervous.
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In addition to Dutch farmers, French farmers are also angry with their country's agricultural policy.
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Older farmers with land and assets have different business interests than new and small farmers.
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Unlike older farmers, young farmers often have to contend with student loan debt, Ackoff said.
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Or, in other words, taking land away from white farmers, and redistributing it to black farmers.
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British farmers were paid €3.084bn in 2014, according to a primer by the National Farmers Union.
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More than two-thirds of farmers who committed suicide were small and marginal farmers, data show.
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Farmers: Because Monsanto controls the seed market, farmers are stuck paying its prices to grow crops.
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But "when cattle rearers feed on farmers' crops, farmers retaliate by killing their cows," he said.
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Allstate and Farmers charged the largest average dollar increase; Allstate's was $915 and Farmers was $900.
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Nebraska Farmers Union President John Hansen explains the impact of the President's tariff war on farmers.
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"My farmers tell me this is frustrating," said Lehman, who serves as Iowa Farmers Union President.
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Our farmers are hurting and so are the individuals and families who work for those farmers.
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Proving land is legally owned or farmers have the right to use land had been among the main hurdles for Indonesian farmers wanting to join the replanting program, farmers have said.
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In March 403, the intelligence documents make the first mention of Mnangagwa meeting white farmers, including Charles Taffs, a former president of the Commercial Farmers Union (CFU), the farmers' professional association.
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"Farmers are feeling short changed by the Modi government," said Satnam Singh Behru, president of the Indian Farmers' Association, adding that more than 15,000 farmers had committed suicide in the last year.
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"The fact is that farmers in America have the same priorities as farmers in Britain", he said.
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"The fact is that farmers in America have the same priorities as farmers in Britain," he said.
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Here's what is happening: Farmers: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will delay new rules for farmers.
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In 1910, black farmers made up about 14 percent of American farmers, owning over 713 million acres.
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If tariffs punish farmers, the answer is not welfare for farmers — the answer is remove the tariffs.
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Farmers have more incentives to work together and over time, that makes rice farmers more conflict-averse.
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Lefebvre said Dairy Farmers of Canada would not urge farmers to vote for one party or another.
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Farmers slam Trump's China tariffs despite billions spent on aid packages — 'farmers do not want a payout'.
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Farming Cause for decline: younger farmers have declined over the last decadeJobs: farmers, ranchers and logging workers1.
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"Farmers, especially small farmers, would face barriers to trade," Mr. Gove told a farming conference in January.
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One outlet still open to local farmers is farmers markets, which states like California have deemed essential.
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Others say Dairy Farmers of America benefits from keeping milk prices low, which would hurt farmers. 4.
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In 2014, a hotline called Agri'écoute (Listening to Farmers) was introduced to lend troubled farmers an ear.
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The trends suggest that as farmers retire, there won't be enough young farmers to take their place.
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He also commented directly on farmers, saying if China hits farmers because they think it hurts him, the administration will make it up to the farmers, suggesting some form of aid or subsidy.
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Farmers pay the price The impact of the bad weather is real for farmers across the United States.
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Farmers can access a national supplier base to compete for their farm's input business, generating savings for farmers.
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"All you have are farmers and companies that work with, sell to or buy from farmers," Everson said.
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"The fund helps farmers, especially subsistence farmers who rely 100 percent on agriculture for their livelihoods," Perez said.
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The Farmers for Free Trade campaign is focused on farmers, ranchers and agriculture business owners for free trade.
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Last year, the Young Farmers Coalition surveyed U.S. farmers aged under 40 to gauge how they were fairing.
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But you know, I just ... There's nothing wrong with being a farmer, I just ... we need farmers. Farmers.
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Dignan: Cooperatives support farmers because ultimately farmers are able to capture a lot more value for their crops.
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Some farmers wanted to take seed deliveries early, and most seed is now in farmers' hands, he said.
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President Donald Trump is calling the deal a win for US dairy farmers, and Canadian farmers are angry.
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Mureithi, one of the first eight farmers to be trained in 2010, said macadamia farmers traditionally sold their produce to brokers, who would act as an intermediary between the farmers and nut processing companies.
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Farmers are facing serious challenges, with initial investment and unstable revenues posing obstacles for new farmers, and the securement of stable sales channels and a shortage of successors presenting challenges for established, small-scale farmers.
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"Representatives of all prominent farmers' unions in India have unanimously rejected the RCEP," Yudhvir Singh of Bhartiya Kisan Union, or Indian Farmers' Union, which represents millions of farmers across the country, told a news conference.
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The timing also hurts farmers, as it is too late in the season for farmers to adjust planting plans.
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"Farmers noticed that wet and dry periods are getting closer together," says Katja Börgermann of the German Farmers' Association.
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Most of the farmers had not previously grown chickens, so Costco is responsible for educating and leading the farmers.
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Roger Johnson, president of the Washington-based National Farmers Union, said Trump is destroying export markets for U.S. farmers.
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The All India Kisan Sabha, or All India Farmers' Forum, has asked the Indian government to protect the farmers.
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But with many farmers illiterate, less than half of village farmers check the weather station readings like Anjaiah does.
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Pierre Lampron, head of the Dairy Farmers of Canada, says Mr Trump is trying to wipe out Canadian farmers.
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Critics say the rule will allow large farmers to claim swathes of land occupied by smallholder farmers like Conceicao.
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The government even paid dairy farmers not to produce any dairy for five years, buying the farmers' cattle herds.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for dairy farmers, farmers producing organic food, and acquired stock.
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Farmers felt betrayed to see other farmers, sometimes people they went to high school with, take sides against them.
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Direct trade refers to beans that are bought outside this system, most often directly from farmers or farmers' cooperatives.
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Chinese farmers aren't ready Some Chinese farmers are growing more soybeans in China in anticipation of lower US imports.
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Most of these farmers produce products that don't compete with American farmers – products like bananas, coffee, tobacco and others.
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If organic farmers find a way to cut costs or boost yields, then conventional farmers can just copy them.
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Some farmers accused Shi'ite militias of burning the land of Sunni farmers they believe supported IS during their reign.
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"We're gonna take the highest year, the biggest purchase that China has ever made with our farmers, which is about $15 billion dollars, and do something reciprocal to our farmers, so our farmers can do well."
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In July, farmers in the Canadian province of Ontario received the equivalent of $24.20 per hundred pounds of milk, about 50 percent more than U.S. farmers collect, according to data published by Dairy Farmers of Ontario.
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As a result, in many cases, farmers are switching to other crops, whether it's Arabica coffee farmers switching to Robusta coffee in India, or coffee farmers switching to macadamia nuts in Kenya or cacao in Nicaragua.
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Eden Farm working with farmers in Indonesia Eden Farm working with farmers in Indonesia Eden Farm is able to ensure price stability and also allow farmers to make more profit by purchasing produce wholesale from them.
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"The existing solutions work well for large estates and it can also be effective for farmers organized into cooperatives, but many of the world's coffee farmers are smallholder farmers and not organized into cooperatives," Browning explains.
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As many male farmers moved out of their villages, the burdens of female farmers rose in ways numbers cannot capture.
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As noted in a recent press release, National Farmers Union believes farmers must lead the charge in combatting climate change.
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Farmers groups have said the product is safe and that removing it would put EU farmers at a competitive disadvantage.
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Some farmers might use the money to make improvements, while others could lease or sell their land to other farmers.
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Tens of thousands of farmers across the country have killed themselves over the past decade, several farmers' lobbying groups said.
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In fact, farmers, Rastafarians and academics have joined forces to slow the transformation underway, fearing small farmers will be railroaded.
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Experts and farmers agree that Sri Lanka's small-scale chicken farmers are not ready to deal with such extreme heat.
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When the local farmers' union put out the call, hundreds of farmers responded — as did the people cheering them on.
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The Brazilian government has encouraged farmers to find more room for agriculture to boost the economy, and the farmers listened.
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The extra bit of revenue the farmers make selling their products at farmers markets or online helps them hold on.
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Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin introduced the Farmers First Act, which would establish a stress assistance network for farmers and ranchers.
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Farmers face-off with Athens riot police over tax reforms Farmers face-off with Athens riot police over tax reforms Greek farmers clashed with police in the streets of Athens on Wednesday during a tax reforms protest.
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"Online farmers markets remove two main barriers to fruit and vegetable consumption: inconvenience/time getting to a farmers market and lack of access for individuals who do not have farmers markets in their nearby communities," says McDaniel.
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There were two primary components of late 1880s Populism — the Southern Farmers' Alliance, a group of poor white farmers numbering nearly 3 million, and the Colored Farmers' Alliance, a peer organization of more than a million blacks.
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As Power continues to build out the recipe book, Oakes is working to grow the company's network of agricultural partners, which includes rye farmers in Maine, corn farmers in upstate New York, and mushroom farmers down the road.
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"We believe that the intimidation and legal harassment of farmers is happening because farmers are not fully aware of [their] rights," several farmers' associations wrote to the Indian government in a letter published this week, according to CNN.
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Dias hailed farmers' efforts at preserving land and said faster approval of agrochemicals means more technology at the disposal of farmers.
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The funds will support efforts to boost incomes by setting up farmers' co-operatives, and connecting small-scale farmers with markets.
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"Low food prices reduce the incomes of farmers, especially poor family farmers who produce staple food in developing countries," he said.
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Much of this change is brought about by rich-world farmers and by affluent farmers in middle-income places like Brazil.
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Killings of white farmers are at a 20-year low, with 47 farmers killed in 85033 and 2018, according to Reuters.
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The project also included agricultural training for the farmers growing the prized Medjool dates, and surveys to assess the farmers' needs.
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Gift for farmers: President Trump on Thursday unveiled a $16 billion bailout for farmers hurt by his trade war with China.
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Although farmers have started harvesting wheat, production is expected to fall below the 160,600 metric tonnes last year, farmers groups say.
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"Zurich is only indirectly exposed to Farmers underwriting results through the quota share treaty with Farmers Re. The 8 percent quota share to Farmers Re includes a cap on overall losses from catastrophes of around $100 million on a 12-month basis," it said in a statement after Farmers Group detailed potential losses from the hurricanes.
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Farmers say that banks which arrange financing for farmers and middlemen known as pisteurs, who purchase beans from farmers to sell to exporters, have pulled back on funding in the wake of the bankruptcy of the country's largest exporter.
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Delayed action from farmers exacerbates climate change—but more to the point, it can mean lost revenue for farmers who aren't prepared.
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Farmers aren't happy about the restrictions, and 500 duck farmers turned out to protest in Mont-de-Marsan for easing of restrictions.
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Some measures also targeted livestock farmers, which have also suffered from low prices, notably pig farmers, and the fruit and vegetable sector.
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Small-scale farmers in Africa often have fewer options to prevent losses after harvest than farmers elsewhere, according to the Plos study.
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In Colorado, the AGree Economic and Environmental Risk Coalition works with farmers and ranchers to protect both natural resources and farmers' livelihoods.
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She is among the first five farmers whose weed is labeled Certified Clean Cannabis by the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association.
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On the issue of the story's tone toward farmers, I didn't see anything that struck me as intentionally talking down to farmers.
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"Seen from Europe, when you speak with American farmers or Canadian farmers, we've got the feeling that it's easier," Mr. Rousseau said.
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And the loans black farmers did receive, he said, were often smaller and took longer to process than those for white farmers.
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Farmers: The Department of Labor is capping the fees that farmers can charge immigrant agricultural workers for providing three meals a day.
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" Later in Poland, Jews branched out from moneylending and "became tax-farmers, toll-farmers, estate managers, and they ran mills and taverns.
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And it extended deadlines for farmers to apply for the administration's $12 billion bailout for farmers hurt by Mr. Trump's trade policies.
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Fricke said he's hoping Trump will listen to farmers and find a solution before the trade fight, and farmers' fortunes, get worse.
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"We're gonna take the highest year, the biggest purchase that China has ever made with our farmers, which is about $15 billion dollars, and do something reciprocal to our farmers, so our farmers can do well," the president told reporters.
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Kosher and halal exports now account for a large portion of Poland's substantial meat export business, according to the Polish Alliance of Farmers' Trade Unions and Farmers' Organizations, and it would be a disaster for farmers if it were enacted.
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I bring this up because farmers have noticed the climate is different from what it used to be, even though a study of farmers in Iowa found that a majority (as of 2015) of farmers don't beileve it's from human activity.
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"Doesn't matter — U.S. farmers, EU farmers, Chinese farmers — we need to avoid those obstacles: Now it's time, once again, to create better conditions for all of us," he said, adding that countries should keep competition "fair" and market access guaranteed.
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PARIS, Sept 7 (Reuters) - French cattle farmers on Wednesday agreed a deal on prices with Europe's biggest retailer Carrefour , beef farmers group FNB said, after following the example of dairy farmers who held protests to secure higher milk prices from Lactalis.
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" The National Farmers' Federation (NFF), an Australian national body representing farmers and agriculture, has already indicated that it is concerned about GI restrictions, saying earlier this year that limitations on the word "feta" would have "dire ramifications for our dairy farmers.
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Now farmers need ploughs and trowels, good seeds, access to credit and crop-storage facilities, say the leaders of a local farmers' association.
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Dias hailed farmers' efforts at preserving land and said faster approval of agrochemicals in Brazil means more technology at the disposal of farmers.
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Renting hives from beekeepers can cost farmers anywhere from $10 to $180 per hive and some farmers rent dozens of hives per season.
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And it's very unfair to our farmers, and it's very unfair to the people of our country — the workers, the farmers, the companies.
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Indian farmers look at their partially spoiled tomato plants at Medha Village, where farmers are facing difficulties as a result of climate change.
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Farmers: Emergency aid from the Department of Agriculture for farmers impacted by the trade war between China and the U.S. could be disrupted.
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"We've had agreements with farmers for years, and those agreements have been respected, and our farmers are very, very loyal," says Rousseaux-Gubri.
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More than two-thirds of farmers who committed suicide were small and marginal farmers, with less than 2 hectares (5 acres)of land.
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I've heard these stories firsthand, both from farmers in New Jersey and farmers I met with last year in Missouri, Kansas and Illinois.
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Initially, the farmers tried writing the letters with grain as the sheep made their way into the paddock, but the farmers were mobbed.
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Police detained around 35 farmers in Nashik district on Friday after clashes in which protesting farmers damaged trucks and beat up some drivers.
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She works with local groups such as Hawaii Farmers and Ranchers United to promote and protect Hawaii's farmers' and ranchers' right to farm.
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And won't the farmers ask for tariff/quota protection to compensate for their higher production costs and loss of markets to foreign farmers?
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A Chinese company working with farmers like Zhou hopes the silk-producing larva can help the farmers, and their country, quit the drug.
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To secure seed supplies, Stine has traditionally hired farmers to grow the seeds and agreed to buy all the seeds those farmers produce.
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"I don't think the rank-and-file farmers are excited," said Wade Barnes, the chief executive of Farmers Edge, an agriculture technology company.
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As of a few months ago, the company had already reached 372,000 farmers and has approved 6,000 loans to some of these farmers.
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Prolonged periods of low prices have driven family farmers out of business, resulting in fewer and fewer farmers on more and more land.
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" Brian Kuehl, Director of Farmers for Free Trade: "Farmers need contracts, not compensation, so they can create stability and plan for the future.
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Traditionally the government has provided seeds and other subsidies to farmers at no cost, and some farmers think SOWEDA should not be different.
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A small but growing number of farmers, agriculture scientists and farm organizations believe a voluntary solution where farmers are compensated is the key.
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Joachim Rukwied, president of the German Farmers' Association, said Ms. Merkel had assured farmers at a meeting this year that she supported glyphosate.
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He strongly encouraged us to sit down with the farmers and work out something so that the farmers win and the refineries win.
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I went to the farmers' market (because it was cheaper than my local grocery store) and procured recipes directly from the farmers themselves.
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The European Union pays farmers based on how much land they control, a system that encourages farmers to acquire more and more property.
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The figure was higher among farmers who need to hire employees on a seasonal basis — 69 percent of those farmers reported experiencing shortages.
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Surveys five years ago revealed that only 1986% of maize farmers and 15% of all crop farmers in the country used hybrid seeds.
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Among other things, the deal would provide Europe's farmers with the extensive access to Japan that U.S. farmers would have enjoyed under TPP.
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For peasant farmers—and in particular, the pregnant wives of peasant farmers—clay is an important source of calcium, iron, zinc, and copper.
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Farmers Business Network (FBN), which collects harvest data from 7,000 U.S. farmers, was set to release crop yield estimates on Friday to members.
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" Rob Larew, a spokesman for the National Farmers Union — a group representing nearly 200,000 farmers and ranchers in 33 states — reacted to Warren's proposal Wednesday, saying: "It is really encouraging to see presidential candidates elevating this vital issue to family farmers and ranchers.
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"We're going to take the highest year, the biggest purchase that China has ever made with our farmers, which is about $15 billion, and do something reciprocal to our farmers so our farmers can do well," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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"We believe that the intimidation and legal harassment of farmers is happening because farmers are not fully aware of [their] rights," the letter said.
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Both beetle farmers and fly farmers also aspire to follow the paths of other husbanders of livestock by breeding better versions of their animals.
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The agriculture ministry circular to staff, seen by Reuters, says white farmers should now be issued the same 99-year leases as black farmers.
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And that&aposs why the president understands how important the farmers are to the economy and the farmers are important to our national security.
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For example, there's a lot of work for farmers in this country and there are not enough farmers for all the work there is.
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Late last year, it launched a campaign to raise awareness of the insurance policy among small-scale farmers, working with cooperatives and farmers' associations.
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In some areas where soils are sandy, farmers practicing no-till farming saw yields no higher than those of farmers who plowed their land.
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However, we expect farmers to be able to continue servicing debt, helped by industry bodies that have been working with farmers to trim costs.
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Despite this, two recent polls by Farmers Weekly have found big majorities (58% of all farmers and 62% of young ones) backing Brexit. Why?
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Agricultural subsidies that allegedly help farmers manage risk cost taxpayers about $15 billion a year, even though most farmers receive little to no subsidies.
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Farmers With the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) closed, farmers have been cut off from many of the resources they rely on for production.
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In a charged scene in Episode 3, black farmers meet to discuss their concerns, among them banks that treat them differently from white farmers.
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However, some farmers and activists say the revised policy does not do enough to protect farmers' rights to plant the seed of their choice.
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Now, with companies like Farmers Business Network and Agrible, platforms exists for viewing data about other farmers' costs and yields and global market factors.
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The idea is to support local farmers -- who now can't sell to restaurants or at farmers' markets because both were closed by the state.
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Ms. Miller said there was a divide between sustainable farmers who eke out a living and her clients, whom she called the passion farmers.
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Contrary to popular assumption, however, the secretary is not simply a farmers' advocate, and has no mandate to assure the welfare of individual farmers.
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The president's order that farmers harvest their most mature grains immediately set up a difficult choice for farmers who were also told to evacuate.
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Turns out, far from suffering what CNBC recently described as "a devastating year for farmers" the farmers of America overall are doing quite well.
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"American farmers work hard to put food on our tables but because of new tariffs our farmers livelihoods are at risks," the ad states.
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Mountain farmers may get just 10 percent of the market price, compared with the 50 percent or more that lowland farmers receive, Romeo said.
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"I think there's a lot of controversy over whether farmers are driving for these technologies or whether these technologies are manipulating farmers," he says.
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The farmers have asked for financial help and the European Union has pledged $561 million—but that goes to dairy farmers all across Europe.
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Helena Bottemiller Evich at Politico reported that in a June meeting of the US Farmers and Ranchers Alliance, farmers and USDA officials gathered to discuss climate change and ideas like paying farmers to draw carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in their soil.
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Aware of criticism over economic distress suffered by India's farmers, Mr Modi devoted the June edition of "From the Heart" to a "dialogue" with farmers.
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Enabling farmers to negotiate quantities, pricing, payment, and distribution directly with agents and buyers on a central platform "will empower the farmers," according to Monehin.
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But following an outpouring of public support for the farmers, AVA said in June it would extend the farmers' tenure until the end of 2019.
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But a big California farmers' lobbying group just blithely signed away farmers' right to access or modify the source code of any farm equipment software.
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For instance, a Japan-Australia FTA will give a huge advantage to Australian beef and lamb farmers in the Japanese markets, pushing out American farmers.
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Support your local farmers and beekeepers Eating a diversity of foods that are grown locally will help encourage farmers to maintain a range of crops.
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I return so that the farmers understand that there is a real person buying their coffee because many farmers never get to meet their buyers.
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The Young Farmers Conference works by connecting young farmers to each other as well as other experts to help them overcome common hurdles in farming.
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Trump's trade policies have also harmed rural farmers, because China, for a period of time, halted its buying of soybeans and more from US farmers.
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More needs to be done to teach farmers the specialist skills associated with hydroponics, with not enough extension officers available to visit farmers, say experts.
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The regulatory problem in agriculture is widespread, impacting small and large farmers alike, as well as farmers across different commodities and across the entire country.
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It won't be everybody on Earth, but ... I think we're going to look at specific farmers, large farmers who are harmed by reductions in CO2.
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The same way farmers don't have money to get it to food banks, food banks also aren't going out to farmers to pick it up.
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"These tariffs will exact immediate and painful consequences on many American farmers," Angela Hofmann, deputy director of Farmers for Free Trade, said in a statement.
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The company is actively trying to expand markets by preventing farmers from saving seeds from their last harvests, which the majority of farmers still do.
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Protect Oklahoma Family Farmers, one of the leading supporters of the Oklahoma proposal, said the measure would in no way hand farmers a blank check.
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Forty-seven farmers were killed in 2017-18, according to AgriSA, marking a steady decline from the 153 farmers who lost their lives in 1998.
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It also provides funding for farmers markets and programs for organic farmers, as well as authorizes funding for nutrition programs over the next five years.
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Providing emergency relief to farmers to save their businesses while preventing poor Americans from eating the food that those farmers produce leads to one conclusion.
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ProducePay offers farmers cash advances throughout the growing season to smooth the sometimes lumpy revenues and give farmers a bit more predictability, the company said.
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"We will strengthen policy support and increase subsidies to support farmers to use organic fertilizer ... especially large-scale farmers, family farms and cooperatives," Zhong said.
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This is a practice farmers depend on and one that farmers in Georgia have adopted over the years, potentially at the expense of Florida fishermen.
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Facing soaring prices for seeds, fertilizer and chemicals, some farmers have reduced planting during the summer cropping season that started in November, farmers' unions said.
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The German farmers association said farmers, not the state, needed support to develop their livestock holdings, for example allowing animals more space to be reared in.
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Opposed were the Association of California Egg Farmers and the National Pork Producers Council, which objected that voters shouldn't tell farmers how to raise their livestock.
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And loosening regulations on genetically modified crops, something American farmers would like to export to Britain, might provoke complaints at home from farmers and consumers alike.
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Men like Sylvester Hawkins encouraged and built up the community, and all the farmers I spoke to had benefited from the presence of other black farmers.
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In 2017, Usman joined Babban Gona, a social enterprise that acts as a farmers' cooperative and offers small-scale farmers loans, credit, training and other support.
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In a statement on Sunday, the Zambia National Farmers' Union (ZNFU), which represents commercial farmers condemned the cap, saying prices should be left to market forces.
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Although the Vietnamese government compensates farmers who report sick pigs that are subsequently culled, the fear of slow or low payments can still put farmers off.
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Farmers aren't a huge constituency: There were only about 3.2 million U.S. farmers in 2012, according to the Agriculture Department, a decline of 3% from 2007.
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The government should subsidize farmers, incentivize tree renovation and help with fertilization, the statement said, while coffee buyers internationally need to commit to paying farmers more.
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After word of the Farmers project got around, other companies came calling, but they didn't necessarily want to concentrate on process-based learning like Farmers had.
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It remains one today—and American farmers like me are now in direct global competition with Brazilian farmers because of a half-forgotten mistake in 1973.
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"Kallari farmers generally receive anywhere between 20 to 60 percent more than non-associated farmers depending on global markets," says William Benzies, a treasurer at Kallari.
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"At the present, it's urgent to safeguard farmers' property rights and it's more difficult to sustain increases in farmers' incomes," Han Changfu told a news conference.
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Kochery, who heads the farmers' association, noted that setting up such a system is not easy "unless farmers are ready for collective, meticulous and patient experimentation".
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Both countries subsidise their farmers even more lavishly than the EU, so the idea that Brexit would save taxpayers from supporting British farmers is also questionable.
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And small farmers are usually starved of credit—one large survey for the World Bank found that only 1% of Nigerian farmers borrowed to buy fertiliser.
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His recent heartland swing to show solidarity with family farmers (in loafers, of course), resulted in anti-Pruitt rallies attended by farmers and local GOP officials.
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The industry employs more than 300,000 farmers in the States, but is similarly crucial to Chinese pork farmers who depend on the crop for pork production.
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Local leader Shivnarain Singh Parihar of the Bharatiya Kisan Sangh (Indian Farmers' Union) said around two farmers per day, on average, are committing suicide in Bundelkhand.
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"We're at a time in history where farmland isn't being bought by farmers," said Holly Rippon-Butler at the National Young Farmers Coalition, an advocacy group.
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"Any major detrimental impact on the finances of farmers in this area which is loss-making means those farmers aren't going to farm anymore," he said.
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Police crackdowns on the farmers are infrequent, though the specter of arrest still hangs in the air, forcing farmers to stay out of the public eye.
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And the many farmers and consumers who benefit from thriving rural communities, farmers markets, renewable energy and value-added food programs could see funding completely eliminated.
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"Under our potential deal with China, they will purchase from our Great American Farmers practically as much as our Farmers can produce," the president tweeted Monday.
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The ability of farmers to retain their farmland has become increasingly difficult over recent decades due to corporate consolidation of small farmers, among many other issues.
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Perdue, for one, has called the impact on farmers a "temporary situation," but had signaled that the administration would consider efforts to mitigate farmers' financial losses.
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Doug Sombke is president of the Farmers Union Enterprises and the South Dakota Farmers Union and a fourth-generation crop and livestock farmer from South Dakota.
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He finished the two-year course in 1948 and joined the Minnesota Farmers Union as a field rep, and became active in the National Farmers Union.
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Lobby groups for white farmers have accused the South African authorities of covering up what they say is the widespread, racially motivated killings of white farmers.
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But Mr. Lamport says there is another factor pushing down prices and harming farmers: the business practices of Dairy Farmers of America, a farmer-owned cooperative.
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Chipotle is also donating funds to farms and partnering with the National Young Farmers Coalition to raise grant money for young farmers, the company announced Wednesday.
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And there are far more farmers over the age of 35 than under: In 2017, there were about 321,000 young farmers out of 3.4 million altogether.
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When nearly 20 million farmers around the world choose to invest in genetically modified seeds for two decades, it is because farmers are seeing better harvests.
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"A grocer's store isn't an interactive experience," said Laura Green Gillis of the Michigan Farmers Market Association, which supports U.S. farmers' markets and promotes local food.
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For example we organize roundtable talks with everybody with all the stakeholders even the farmers have to be integrated the consumers have to talk to the farmers.
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"Glyphosate-based herbicides enable farmers to control weeds with little or no tillage, which dramatically reduces the carbon footprint and helps farmers maintain healthier soil," Bayer said.
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The Maharashtra farmers' strike entered its seventh day, despite an assurance from Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis that the state would waive distressed farmers' debts before Oct. 31.
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Prabowo was long the chairman of the Indonesian Farmers' Association, which advocate for farmers' rights, and is now promising to industrialize the industry if he becomes president.
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In a statement, the Irish Farmers Association called on Ireland not to ratify the deal, and argued that its terms will be a disadvantage European beef farmers.
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Prabowo was long the chairman of the Indonesian Farmers' Association, which advocate for farmers' rights, and is now promising to industrialise the industry if he becomes president.
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" "When politics or market forces beyond farmers' control put their business at risk, the government can and should consider initiatives to keep family farmers on the farm.
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Since farmers want to grow profits as well as crops, Perry has pushed Indigo Ag to expand its offerings beyond microbiology into software and services for farmers.
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What hurt American farmers was a deal struck by Canadian farmers and regulators to allow a new lower price for products that compete with ultra-filtered milk.
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For farmers wealthy enough to drill a bore hole and install an electric pump this is a doddle, not least because electricity for farmers is essentially free.
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But the farmers are worried, this time round, that Republicans are more determined to cut welfare and less concerned to protect farmers than they used to be.
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A move by Trump to offset farmers' losses with a $12 billion aid package drew criticism with farmers saying they wanted access to markets rather than subsidies.
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"As climate change bites hard, the risk increases for farmers," said Paul Ryan, director of the Australian Resilience Center, which works with farmers on sustainable resource management.
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Instead of forcing farmers to adopt a new practice or follow a new policy, farmer field schools allow farmers to experiment with new techniques with their peers.
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Farmers urgently need these protections and more because poultry corporations use complicated, opaque contracts that give farmers little or no say about what happens on their farm.
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Farmers For Action complain that a cheap food culture—pushed by lazy shoppers, greedy supermarkets, and uncaring politicians—is wiping out the livelihoods of small, traditional farmers.
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The reintroduction of wolves in Germany was another big issue facing farmers, Rukwied said, repeating his call that farmers should be allowed to shoot wolves if necessary.
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USMCA will solidify a $2202 billion export market for corn farmers and provide some certainty as farmers begin the hard work of planting and harvesting their crop.
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"I think [China] wanted to do something that would get the attention of the farmers, and then farmers will put some pressure on the administration," he said.
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Government officials are urging hog farmers to start normal production as soon as possible to increase the domestic supply of pork, but farmers are wary of contamination.
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"I don't think the rank-and-file farmers are excited" about the deal, said Wade Barnes, president and chief executive of Farmers Edge, an agriculture technology company.
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By using precision-agriculture techniques, Dutch indoor farmers have dramatically cut the use of water and pesticides, while also avoiding consolidation and allowing individual farmers to flourish.
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Activists and farmers' organizations in India vowed to defend several farmers accused in court of growing a trademarked variety of potatoes with out the consent of PepsiCo.
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While food companies are demanding more sustainable practices of farmers, they often aren't willing to pay a high enough premium price to aid farmers in that transition.
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" A spokesperson for Tyson provided MUNCHIES with the following statement: "We want our contract farmers to succeed and don't consult competitors about how our farmers are paid.
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We also have a large farming community and people care deeply about their farmers, so they don't want their farmers to be price gouged or ripped off.
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As farmers who grew other crops saw subsidies for coca farmers take shape, many switched into the coca business simply to be bought out by the government.
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"For American farmers this isn't theoretical anymore, it's downright scary," Brian Kuehl, executive director of the advocacy group Farmers for Free Trade, said in a statement Friday.
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Much of the focus was placed on farmers who were single or widowed, but building trust was not easy, said Dr. Maeght-Lenormand of the farmers' association.
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Farmers have told me [that] one tariff can actually lead to a lot of pain, and lower prices for other farmers, even if they don't grow soy.
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Between the lines: There are domestic political considerations at play: Brazilian farmers are now supplying the bulk of China's soybeans as Trump's trade war hits U.S. farmers.
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Moderators did ask about farmers negatively affected by Chinese tariffs, yet they ignored important facts, including high approval of farmers for the job President Trump is doing.
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Chinese farmers still cannot sell their land rights freely and the lack of clear rights makes many farmers vulnerable to land grabs by local administrations for development.
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A move by Trump to offset farmers' losses with a $12 billion aid package drew criticism with farmers saying they wanted access to markets rather than subsidies.
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Kansas wheat farmers look to Cuba to solve U.S. agriculture crisis Kansas wheat farmers look to Cuba to solve U.S. agriculture crisis This segment originally aired March.
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The decade-old policy was intended to help farmers and reduce petroleum imports but has increasingly divided farmers and energy companies - two of Trump's most important constituencies.
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Winston Babbage, commodities vice president for the Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union, said the country's large-scale farmers, for instance, who have better access to irrigation, might be able to grow enough maize to support the Grain Marketing Board's offer let small-scale farmers swap their sorghum harvests for maize.
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Trump announced Monday that his administration will make about $2628 billion in assistance available to farmers hurt by Chinese tariffs, but the National Farmers Union said that pledge would provide only a "temporary" fix and warned of "permanent damage" from farmers losing a share of the Chinese market.
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Pharmacielo, which has a four-hectare pilot project in Corinto, said it can employ about 18 farmers in each hectare, but since the government stipulates that it must provide farmers with a minimum of 10 percent of the total productive land, the farmers have only half a hectare.
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"Around the world it's a potential problem that farmers are growing older, particularly smallholder farmers in low-income countries," said Mark Gorman, a senior policy adviser at HelpAge.
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"I think when I was a youngster, there were not women farmers, or if there were we didn't call ourselves farmers, we called ourselves farmer's wives," Holterman says.
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"PepsiCo should have apologized for the intimidation and harassment of farmers in this case, and it should have been penalized for adopting these tactics against farmers," ASHA said.
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Agents get an Android app to manage those communications with farmers, and buyers, like big box retailers, have access to real-time inventory and transaction from small farmers.
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PepsiCo shouldn't have gone to the court seeking heavy damages from farmers and a large corporation cannot be allowed to take on a handful of farmers, Mahajan said.
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Amid a burgeoning CBD market, Fontaine and other young farmers believe growing cannabis could alleviate the financial stress that contributes to the mental health issues farmers often face.
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"A bad monsoon and low international commodity prices have aggravated the misery of farmers," Ajay Vir Jakhar, Chairman of the Farmers' Forum India, told reporters after the meeting.
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Trump also alleged that WOTUS targets "small farmers and small businesses as if they were a major industrial polluter," when farmers actually receive multiple exemptions under the regulation.
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The farmers donate a portion of their harvest, food processors donate products, and individuals contribute cash donations, allowing Farmers Ending Hunger to assemble and distribute emergency food boxes.
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Federal loans were denied or delayed, and black farmers were often shortchanged or shunned by local banks and businesses as white farmers angled to take over the fields.
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We conducted pilot testing with coffee farmers in Guatemala with the eventual goal of helping farmers exchange information, increase their yields and incomes, and better manage their farmlands.
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Roger Johnson is president of the National Farmers Union (NFU), a grassroots organization that represents nearly 200,000 family farmers, ranchers, fisherman and rural communities across the Unites States.
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T. Rowe Price and Temasek led a $110 million investment in Farmers Business Network, a marketplace that helps farmers lock in a fair price on seeds and fertilizers.
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Farm Aid's mission is to keep family farmers on their land to guarantee an agricultural system that values family farmers, good food, soil and water, and strong communities.
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" About two hours later, he tweeted: "Under our potential deal with China, they will purchase from our Great American Farmers practically as much as our Farmers can produce.
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In the ad from Farmers for Free Trade, a coalition of agriculture groups, American farmers argue that a trade war sparked by Trump's tariffs could hurt their businesses.
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On Tuesday morning, Trump reiterated his plan on Twitter, and referred to farmers are "Our great Patriot Farmers" — a label acknowledging the hardship the trade war is causing.
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At the Emerald Exchange Farmers Market this past August, pot farmers from Mendocino, California, trekked down to Malibu to show off their crop, just like a wine tasting.
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Trump has pretty clearly been worried about a loss of political support from farmers, so he is sticking with tariffs on Chinese agricultural products because that helps farmers.
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It folds the farmers' market and young and beginning farmers grant programs into a Local Agriculture Market Program that will get $60 million in permanent funding going forward.
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The Trump administration has promised billions in aid to affected farmers, though an analysis showed that most paid so far went to the country's largest and wealthiest farmers.
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Cutting back on antibiotics has become something of a competitive sport among Danish farmers, who can check their usage against that of neighboring farmers with monthly government data.
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Given the dangers of a career in agriculture, and that farmers are much older on average than other Americans, many farmers would face increased premiums and higher deductibles.
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Roger Johnson is president of the National Farmers Union (NFU), a grassroots organization that represents nearly 200,000 family farmers, ranchers, fisherman and rural communities across the United States.
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The decade-old policy was intended to help farmers and reduce U.S. petroleum imports but has increasingly divided farmers and energy companies - two of Trump's most important constituencies.
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Banning the use of kitchen waste for pig farmers would also hurt the small farmers, who often resort to scraps to cut costs, particularly when pig prices are low.
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Half of the world's 795 million hungry people are farmers, according to the WFP, and in some African countries up to 90 percent of the population are smallholder farmers.
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USDA economists derived the minuscule payout to U.S. corn farmers through a formula seeking to estimate their economic damage - one many farmers call simplistic and lacking in common sense.
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"We have taken a slew of measures to ensure fair prices for the farmers ... instructions have been given to (district officials) to buy rice directly from farmers," Razzaque said.
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To ensure that farmers are not paid below their costs, France also plans to reverse the process of determining prices by taking farmers' production costs as the starting point.
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It comes as farmers and families in the U.S. Midwest struggle to recover from record-breaking floods that have kept many farmers from planting crops so far this year.
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Dozens of farmers claim the company overcharged for shipping costs of produce, illegitimately held onto additional profits, and underpaid farmers for many types of products including melons and asparagus.
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Farmers also learn how to combine traditional farming techniques with more modern technology, such as solar-powered irrigation pumps and an app that alerts farmers to incoming weather events.
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Farmers also learn how to combine traditional farming techniques with more modern technology, such as solar-powered irrigation pumps and an app that alerts farmers to incoming weather events.
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He sees the struggles of commercial dairy farmers across Vermont, but as one of the people behind Jasper Hill, he's set out to change the market for local farmers.
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Many farmers blame Modi for not fixing a price protection programme which barely covers 220 percent of India's 2220 million farmers, leaving most growers at the mercy of middlemen.
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The company has worked with 14,000 farmers to date, with plans to reach 1,000,000 farmers across Africa by 2022 in what it says is a $54 billion market opportunity.
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The company has worked with 210,219 farmers to date, with plans to reach 21,000,000 farmers across Africa by 2022 in what it says is a $54 billion market opportunity.
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Major Aung Htwe said most of the farmers the army recognizes as having some claim have signed its proposed deal, which requires farmers to pay the military for irrigation.
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Sokopepe has done the same to cut out middlemen in produce, linking farmers directly with bulk purchasers, eliminating brokers and increasing the amount farmers receive directly for their crops.
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While local judges often accept farmers' bankruptcy filings in Mato Grosso, state appeals courts have thrown out several cases on the grounds that farmers were not registered as firms.
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Trace Genomics tested its science and software for about a year with lettuce and strawberry farmers in California, the cofounders said, before launching its 23andMe-like service for farmers.
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It was a more radical political movement — a bi-racial alliance of primarily southern farmers who demanded government intervention to ease their plight as exploited sharecroppers and tenant farmers.
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Many farmers blame Modi for not fixing a price protection program which barely covers 203 percent of India's 220 million farmers, leaving most growers at the mercy of middlemen.
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Farmers currently do not require larger plots of land, but instead, they need a program to boost yield from their current farm, Mansuetus Darto of Palm Farmers Union said.
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Farmers stand to win big, but it won't be easy With falling prices of crops, increasing debt and an ongoing trade war with China, US farmers have been struggling.
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Of Canada's aid to dairy farmers, C$345 million will be paid directly to farmers in the first year based on the size of their production quotas, Bibeau said.
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"Larger farmers have the means to cope with those temporary threats, whereas small farmers can be totally wiped out because they don't have the savings ... or assets," Stamoulis said.
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The informal system, on the other hand, in which farmers save and exchange seed from their own fields, provides seed for the majority of small-scale farmers in Malawi.
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Though Carter lost his election and lost the support of farmers for his party, Trump has yet to face any real consequences from farmers for his zany trade policies.
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Farmers have cultivated soybeans on 4003 million hectares this year, down 8.4 percent from a year ago, data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare showed on Friday.
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A pilot of 2,000 collectives of about 100 farmers each is being launched, and the scheme will eventually benefit about 4 million farmers, according to the 2017-18 budget.
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Across Australia, the total number of farmers declined by about 40 percent over the 30-year period ending in 2011 — a loss, on average, of 294 farmers every month.
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Nell was a member of the Knutsford Young Farmers, a Cheshire Young Farmers Club "dedicated to supporting young people in the agriculture and the countryside," according to its website.
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Those investments have created a conflict of interest, farmers and the lawyers who represent them say, because milk processors benefit from lower prices, while farmers benefit from higher ones.
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And, so, in addition to the éleveurs (animal farmers), there are agriculteurs (farmers in general), knife-makers, beekeepers, hot-tub venders, insurance agents, representatives of feed conglomerates, backhoe salesmen.
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Some hobby farmers manage to generate a secondary income, often by selling their products at farmers' markets and at craft shows, as Ms. Conn does, or from animal breeding.
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What American farmers — real, actual farmers, and not multinational corporations stealing the farm brand for their own marketing purposes — want is actually pretty simple: A fighting chance to succeed.
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Unlike the United States, which directly subsidizes farmers, Canada uses a so-called supply management system to regulate the volume of imports and keep prices stable for its farmers.
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There is some reason for farmers to worry; even if they're just offering hay rides or winery tours, farmers can be liable if someone is injured on their property.
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Kisan Network – Marketplace for Indian farmers: This is an online marketplace for farmers in India to sell directly to institutional buyers, which the team says is a $200 billion industry.
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Still, Shane Ohlde, chief executive of Ohlde Seed Farms in Kansas, which sells seeds to farmers, said farmers in the state were uncertain about what to put in the ground.
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Using the new platform, FarmDrive reached 27,2000 farmers in four months, compared to just 20073,22007 farmers in two years when the company was working alone, co-founder Rita Kimani said.
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Bolsonaro's criticism of environmental licensing rules and state interference in the economy also "are music to farmers' ears," said Endrigo Dalcin, former president of Mato Grosso grain farmers group Aprosoja.
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Tom Cole on the impact of tariffs on US farmers Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole discusses on 'Your World' how farmers and ranchers are reacting to escalating trade tensions with China.
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Related: How Bolivia Got Smart and Convinced Poor Farmers to Grow Less Coca Farmers feel particularly indebted to President Evo Morales, a former firebrand coca growers' leader from the Chapare.
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This is a "very, very challenging time for farmers right now," said Nepveux, especially since Beijing's tariffs come after March's historic floods in the Midwest ruined farmers' crops and stockpiles.
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That has thwarted hundreds of small farmers looking to expand, banking associations, farmers and pressure groups say - among them Gerliani, who needs $10,000 for a tractor to tend her vines.
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" Farmers Insurance: "Advertising decisions made by Farmers should not be construed to be an endorsement of any kind as to a show's content or the individuals appearing on the show.
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At the height of the populist movement in the South, freed blacks worked with white farmers to develop a political programme that would benefit both races and farmers in general.
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While a law caps the amount of land that can be owned by individual farmers, several states have introduced leasing laws to enable farmers to increase the land under cultivation.
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The Canadian government protects its dairy industry through import tariffs and other measures, and dairy farmers in Canada have recently slashed some of their prices to undercut US dairy farmers.
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Better seed, meanwhile - including that bred to help farmers withstand harsher droughts, extreme heat or worsening flooding associated with climate change - can help farmers substantially boost harvests, crop experts say.
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The government would also target ten state-owned firms to try to make them profitable and evaluate all land seized from white farmers in a bid to compensate displaced farmers.
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Experts say the likely optimal option could be a cash transfer to farmers instead of full loan waivers, but that might be somewhat of a disappointment to farmers, said Varathan.
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"Farmers are holding off from rushing into planting so that they can get the best possible weed control," said Jack Watts, chief combinable crops advisor to the National Farmers Union.
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The government had no money now to pay the farmers and would look to taxing black farmers who benefited from the seizures to contribute towards a compensation fund, he said.
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This sends farmers into the arms of informal moneylenders, who charge as much as 10% a month, fuelling a cycle of debt that often ends with farmers losing their land.
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And the swarming technology provides farmers with the ultimate control: While agriculture today happens at the field-by-field level, with these robots, farmers could make plant-by-plant decisions.
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Farmers slammed last Friday's decision, saying the Trump administration was bailing out the oil industry at a time when U.S. farmers were suffering due to his trade war with China.
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Visit Rico, an organization that works with farmers, raised more than $22019,000 dollars for local farmers and organized groups to come in and clear farms of debris and repair infrastructure.
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The most successful farmers have seen a 10-fold increase in profit after a few years of following the approach, Cesano said, while average farmers have quintupled their milk income.
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Many farmers' markets even take SNAP, so if you live in a place that's warm all year-round, do the majority of your food shopping at your local farmers' market.
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Ever since federal farm policy told farmers to "get big or get out" in the '33s, the push toward consolidation has created decades of slow-burning crisis for many farmers.
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Stine plans to limit its seed-saving program to farmers willing to allow the company the option to buy the new genetically modified seed grown by farmers during each harvest.
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These include measures to support farmers participating in independent animal welfare certification programs, increase the number of animal welfare-certified farmers, and encourage the prioritization of pasture-based farming systems.
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According to the USDA's most recent census of farmers from 2012, the number of principal farmers between the ages of 25 and 34 increased 2.2 percent from five years before.
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Farmers' groups have been demanding better monsoon forecasts, bigger fertiliser subsidies and a state-funded insurance scheme for all crops, to help farmers improve yields and help prevent crop failures.
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Farmers and ranchers are very innovative, and with adequate help from both public and private agriculture and food research institutions, farmers can prevent the most destructive threats from climate change.
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But farmers in Heilongjiang acknowledge they are a long way from being as productive as farmers in the United States, where agriculture is more mechanized and genetic modification is embraced.
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The prevalent view has thus been that invading Anatolian farmers intermarried with Europe's original hunter-gatherers, and their genes became diluted with hunter-gatherers' genes as the farmers spread northwest.
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Subsequently, the suburban McMansion dwellers commuting into Charlotte suddenly shared a sprawling congressional district with farmers, truckers, linemen, and folks who used to be tobacco farmers and textile factory workers.
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That means hunger and economic hardship for the 2100 million people that rely on the harvests - not just farmers, but businesses, from poultry growers to pig farmers to local brewers.
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"I know this guy," said Mr. Dhlamini, the would-be beneficiary who was also the chairman of Vrede's arm of the African Farmers Association, a national organization for black farmers.
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But newer farmers usually struggle to acquire the quality land and machinery that are within reach of industrial farmers or heritage farming families with big harvests and well-established businesses.
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FAO will issue the labels for free to small-scale farmers or farmers' associations who can prove their produce is only found in the mountains and has low environmental impact.
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For nearly a decade, he led the Missouri chapter of the National Farmers Union, a liberal-leaning group that represents farmers and has long accepted the science on climate change.
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Existing regulations "restrict farmers' ability to sell produce outside designated wholesale markets, leaving them at the mercy of traders who often made profits at the expense of farmers," explained Kundu.
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Even when they've found land and distribution, some neo-farmers still find themselves having to commute to their land, whereas older farmers often live on the edge of their fields.
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Chinese pig farmers are also struggling due to an African swine fever epidemic that's caused prices to heavily increase, says AP. The farmers rely on soybeans to feed their livestock.
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State governments are caving in to demands for farmers' loans to be forgiven, a policy that will bring short-term relief but make it harder for farmers to borrow in future.
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However, the kind of practices Luis and Dorita wanted to bring to less-privileged farmers were impossible to implement without money, which is a major problem for all farmers in Mexico.
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British farmers have long argued that the system is unjust and inefficient, rewarding rich landowners for the size of their holdings and failing properly to recognise farmers' stewardship of the landscape.
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Supply issues are being hardest felt among farmers in the northern tip of Israel, the region where Dubi Amitay, a fourth-generation farmer and president of the Israel Farmers Federation, lives.
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Some of the maize farmers were using a hybrid seed produced by Kenya Seed Company that was coated with a red substance that neither the farmers nor the retailers could describe.
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Farmers for Britain, which wants to leave, has two big arguments: that the UK pays more into the CAP than it gets back and that European regulations tie down British farmers.
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Go deeper: U.S soybean farmers hang on for dear life in Trump's trade war China figures out how to live without U.S. lobster and soybeans Trump floats subsidies for U.S. farmers.
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Land law needs to protect and strengthen the rights of local communities and farmers, especially small-scale farmers, rather than chasing illusory foreign investment – which all too often only benefits elites.
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Farmers accepted the new offer on Sunday, ending an 11-day strike by farmers that had curtailed supplies of vegetables and milk to cities, including Mumbai, and sent prices sharply higher.
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But Trump's Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue, told an agriculture conference in February that Trump "stands with corn farmers, biofuels farmers and the RFS," according to a recording heard by Reuters.
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Like many other Nigerian farmers who have lost their land, he felt powerless to do anything but campaigners are now trying to raise awareness among small scale farmers of their rights.
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But alliances between poor whites and blacks continued to emerge, first in the Readjuster Movement of Virginia, then in the emergence of the Southern Farmers' Alliance and the Colored Farmers' Alliance.
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The agriculture ministry sent a notification on the ASF outbreak to locals governments, pig farmers' associations and veterinarian associations on Friday, reminding farmers and animal doctor to follow proper hygiene procedures.
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The gangs then pressure farmers to sell their hogs at lower prices, violating farmers' rights and affecting normal pig production, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement.
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Ndanda, who through the government trains farmers in western Kenya on better farming practices, said farmers need to diversify their production to avoid losses caused by repeated pest attacks on maize.
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The new farm bill passed in December contained programs to help dairy farmers weather swings in the market, and to help farmers struggling with stress and depression get mental health services.
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Galvanized by climate change, he joined a growing number of farmers who are trying to find a future for their threatened crops — in his case, the queen of the farmers' market.
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In Iowa, his trade war with China has particularly hurt soy bean farmers and waivers allowing oil refineries to ignore rules to blend ethanol with their fuel have angered corn farmers.
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Washington (CNN)White House trade adviser Peter Navarro defended President Donald Trump's commitment to American farmers on Sunday, as some farmers say the US trade war with China directly hurts them.
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"The truth of it is that these small farmers in this area, once the regulations came in, they were no longer farmers, they had to transition into business owners," Steinmetz said.
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Two decades ago, Dairy Farmers of America was founded to help small farmers market their raw milk to dairy processing companies like Dean Foods, which prepare milk for distribution to retailers.
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But many black farmers and the children of black farmers failed to grasp the difference between cropping cotton for white planters and raising beans and corn for a black-majority cooperative.
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The announcement came later in the year than farmers in many areas usually plant, but hard-pressed farmers decided to try to get the benefits of the program and planted anyway.
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But farmers are an especially important target, given that 62 percent of the nation's farmers and ranchers voted for Trump in 2016, helping to swing some important states in his direction.
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Competition between farmers and herders over access to land and water has heightened ethnic and religious tensions and pitted mostly Muslim migratory herders and mostly Christian sedentary farmers against each other.
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The best way to support Cuba's private farmers and America's ailing farmers at the same time is to allow each country to sell the agribusiness they do best to the other.
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EU Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan said he recognized the concerns of farmers, including those from his country, Ireland, but that the bloc's free trade pacts were opening markets for EU farmers.
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The Nebraska Rural Response Hotline, which provides support to farmers and ranchers, has received a record number of calls about financial distress, said John Hansen, president of the Nebraska Farmers Union.
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Investors, managers, consumers, farmers, planners — they all hate uncertainty.
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Time to provide farmers & ranchers nationwide w/ regulatory certainty!
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Good for everybody — Farmers, Manufacturers, Energy, Unions — tremendous support.
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Good for everybody - Farmers, Manufacturers, Energy, Unions - tremendous support.
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I gave -- given the farmers -- because they were targeted.
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Farmers Edge offers a farm management platform, FarmCommand, that enables farmers to use data collected from Farmers Edge-installed on-site weather stations and equipment sensors to make decisions on everything from what to plant and where, to the best way to nurture crops based on real-time data and how to optimize harvests.
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They then headed to a traditional mountain sheep farm, to meet farmers and hear about some of the key challenges farmers are facing, and helped with some of the activities like shearing.
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For the moment, however, drugs provide them with a stream of revenue from levies on farmers and traffickers, and they say they are reluctant to disrupt the lives of farmers like Ahmadi.
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As farmers face declining commodity prices and tighter farm margins, these startups will only succeed if they can prove to farmers that they can deliver more value per acre through actionable insights.
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During a recent farmers' market held at Egg Shop, a Manhattan eatery, Square Roots farmers talked to customers over cocktails made from their produce (basil margaritas), while music made the atmosphere lively.
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Part of that means pushing more aggressively into Canada, "whose farmers face the same problems that all farmers face, as far as their disadvantaged position in the [broader food] market," Baron says.
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The All India Kisan Sabha, or All India Farmers' Forum, has asked the Indian government to protect the farmers and also called for a boycott of Lay's chips and PepsiCo's other products.
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Britain's farmers fear Boris Johnson's government will trade away British food standards in Brexit trade talks with "fearsome" US negotiators, the main group representing farmers in the UK has told Business Insider.
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Most obviously, by denying farmers the right to repair—a right entrenched enough that even patent protection can't disturb it—John Deere has effectively raised the price of its products for farmers.
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Across India, WhatsApp groups are not only connecting farmers to their customers in the virtual market, they're creating a network of resources and support for the country's farmers who need it most.
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But that may change if groups like the National Farmers' Union feel that farmers' interests are being sacrificed in favour of industries that are more valuable to the exchequer, such as banking.
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Farmers who adopted the new farming techniques in recent years have been able to boost their harvests, which has attracted more farmers and created more jobs providing services to them, Ng'ang'a said.
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Adding to the woes of soy farmers, who have seen the value of their commodity fall to multi-year lows, pork farmers were set to feel the heat from China as well.
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These groups, and young farmers new to agriculture in general, are drawn to organic, sustainable farming because of a desire to do work with a social impact, Ackoff and several farmers said.
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It was Chinese retaliation against US farmers -- a countermeasure to the trade war Trump kicked off with US tariffs on Chinese goods -- that led to farmers needing bailouts in the first place.
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Although the original Founding Farmers location is in D.C., the chain truly got its start in North Dakota, where members of a farmers union there brainstormed a way to support family farms.
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But a push by the Kenya Seed Company, a government-owned firm, to help farmers verify the authenticity of seed via mobile phone technology, is paying off, farmers and other backers say.
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"Many farmers do not dare to demand the return of land confiscated by the military," said Lahpai Zaw Tawng from Kachin State Farmers Network, who has been helping the Naung Chain villagers.
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In recognition of the hardships faced by farmers, Fonterra brought forward a dividend, taking the payout to NZ$4.30 – still well below the break-even point of NZ$5.25 for many farmers.
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A similar program for Africa would aid farmers' transition to different types of agricultural products, decreasing nations' dependence on tobacco exports and increasing the world's food supply with incentives for smallholder farmers.
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To mitigate this, Trump has given farmers $9.5 billion in subsidies, but that's less than the amount he originally promised and less than farmers say they've lost because of Trump's trade war.
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The good news is that incentivizing farmers to adopt nutrient-conserving cropland practices can simultaneously reduce risks to clean water, fisheries, local economies and human health, while often lifting farmers' net profits.
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Farmers need consistency and stability in trade policy to stay afloat, yet by introducing uncertainty and disruption, the trade war is causing a ripple effect throughout the agricultural sector that threatens farmers.
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We can join together and make our voices heard by calling our congressmen, writing letters, posting on Facebook, or joining a group advocating on behalf of farmers, like Farmers for Free Trade.
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The USDA is also asking for funding and policy changes to make loans more accessible to farmers during coronavirus and to give farmers more time to repay certain loans from the agency.
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The farmers have no one else to sell to, so when a crop fails or is destroyed by the Colombian air force, it's the farmers that take the hit, not the cartels.
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"I can tell you Trump stands with corn farmers, biofuel farmers and the RFS," Perdue told an audience at the Commodity Classic in Anaheim, California, according to a recording heard by Reuters.
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Recent studies have suggested overall agricultural output is getting back to mid-1990s levels, with around a third of the new black farmers now being considered as "serious" large-scale commercial farmers.
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Farmers and farmers' wives, truck drivers and their families, weekend soccer clubs — everybody piled into that little place on the corner, in that little town where even the fog smelled of manure.
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Wisconsin dairy farmers know all too well that Canada unfairly manipulates its dairy prices to protect its dairy farmers, hurting United States dairy exports to Canada and other markets around the world.
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So when they pulled out, I took just a small part of the money that China is paying us, and I gave it toward the farmers and the farmers are very happy.
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The Climate Corporation developed digital farming software that allowed American farmers to "collect, store, and visualize critical agricultural field data and increase and improve agricultural productivity for farmers," according to the statement.
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Koureissi, of the rice farmers' platform, said he has also seen farmers discouraged by the time investment required to learn the new method, teach it to their farmhands and then practice it.
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The loss of export markets creates significant hurdles for US farmers trying to re-enter them, according to Matt McAlvanah, the spokesperson for Farmers for Free Trade, a pro-trade advocacy group.
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Farmers worry for their future As they wait for floodwaters slowly to recede, Midwest farmers have a painfully long time to reflect: They have lost so much; how will they go on?
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Advocacy groups like the Organization for Competitive Markets, National Farmers Union and Rural Advancement Foundation International say the new GIPSA proposal doesn't go far enough to safeguard farmers against retaliation or discrimination.
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And because of these transportation issues, grain elevator operators, which will have reached capacity, will discourage farmers from delivering crops by lowering the commodity prices that farmers are usually paid, he said.
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Small farmers in poor countries also need access to new technologies, especially smartphones, that can help them get timely weather information and tailored advice, just like farmers in industrialized countries, he added.
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For us it's, we go around with the farmers and they pick the plants they're interested in, because farmers know their plants better than we do and they'll see something weird happening.
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G20-ARGENTINA-USA U.S. says farmers could get cash aid by October but will not be made whole JULY 28, 2018 - U.S. farmers could receive cash payments from a planned $12 billion aid package as soon as late September, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue told Reuters on Saturday, warning that the program will not make tariff-hit farmers whole.
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"I mean, think about what we're doing — we're inviting this retaliation that denies our farmers, the most productive farmers on the planet, the opportunity to sell their products overseas and then we say, 'Don't worry, we'll have taxpayers send you some checks and make it O.K.' " Farmers say that they would prefer free trade over government subsidies.
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It axed funding and authority for the Conservation Stewardship Program, cut funding for several conservation programs, and failed to renew mandatory funding for several local and organic food-encouraging programs — including a farmers' market promotion initiative, a grant program for young and beginning farmers, and a cost share program that helps farmers procure and maintain organic certification.
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But after speaking with other black farmers in the area, he realized that the bias was systemic: loan applications filed by white farmers were processed within 30 days by the FHA, while those filed by black farmers routinely took upwards of 300 days—and during that time period, many blacks ran out of money and lost their land.
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The lawyer, Nate Harris, planned to ask the dairy farmers how they came to work with Dean Foods and whether they would have options to sell their milk elsewhere if Dairy Farmers of America acquired the company, according to Dana A. Zakarian, a lawyer representing a group of dairy farmers in a lawsuit against the cooperative in Vermont.
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Giving farmers empirical data that they can use to make procurement decisions and bring to the conversation with suppliers ends up helping farmers save money, improve their margins and produce food more efficiently.
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Even for wheat and rice, poor infrastructure and lack of financial resources prohibit state agencies from buying the staples from most farmers, limiting the operation to only 7 percent of the country's farmers.
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"Farmers have got good prices right now, but they're not letting go of anything," said Guy Brady, president of Vista Exports Corp in Houston, which buys grain from farmers that is later exported.
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"Our dairy farmers need it, our crop farmers, the hoteliers, the restaurateurs, the families need it, the kids need it," Collins said of firms that employ foreign workers and the millions of undocumented.
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"American farmers appear to be the first casualties of an escalating trade war," said Max Baucus, a former Democratic senator from Montana and a chairman of a group called Farmers for Free Trade.
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Indigo first began rolling out the online grain marketplace to its network of farmers in June and has since seen more than $6 billion worth of grain put up for sale by farmers.
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Macron invited hundreds of young farmers to the Elysee presidential palace before the annual Paris farm show this weekend, a politically important event which takes place just after farmers staged protests across France.
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"Some of the farmers we have met have tens or even hundreds of acres of land, but some of the young farmers are working on less than two or three acres," Viney said.
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I even stopped going to the farmers market because I was being photographed there constantly," Garner says, adding with a laugh, "I realized, 'I'm ruining the farmers market for everyone; this is selfish.
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By the numbers: The presidential hopeful's priorities for farmers include raising the liability cap from $4.2 million to $10 million, giving more farmers flexibility to seek relief, especially during hiccups in the economy.
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Dr. Bretagnolle also suspected pesticides and more intensive use of land by farmers as a culprit, and said farmers in the area he surveys are trying different methods aimed at saving some species.
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American farmers voted for President Trump by a 3-to-1 margin, including in places like Iowa, Arkansas, Florida and Ohio, where winning 68% of farmers was a crucial factor in his victory.
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David Wiens, vice president of the Dairy Farmers of Canada lobby group, said Canadian farmers have already given up around 5 percent of a domestic market worth around C$21 billion ($17 billion).
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The shortfall arose from unbudgeted subsidies to farmers, food imports following a devastating drought, compensation to white former farmers and support for loss-making state-owned firms, Patrick Chinamasa told parliament on Thursday.
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"You have to understand that it may be better for some farmers in the long-term, but some of the farmers that are currently engaged in agriculture may not be around," Moore said.
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After raising $9 million for American family farmers, organizers appeared before the United States Congress to express their concerns, which resulted in the passing of legislation aimed at helping family farmers avoid foreclosure.
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Independent dairy farmers have called for such a program for years but large corporate processors oppose such an idea, because cheap milk increases their bottom line, at the expense of farmers and taxpayers.
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In an investigation, the BBC found no proof that farmers were being killed at a higher rate than average citizens, and homicides where farmers were the victims were at a 19-year low.
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MYTH: Farmers loved it The idea that daylight saving time was created to help farmers get their harvests in is so ingrained into the national consciousness, it's hard to believe it's not true.
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The deal is one of several big mergers by farm suppliers, and the antitrust approval was quickly denounced by the head of the National Farmers Union, saying that farmers would face higher costs.
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The farmers are free to discuss the terms of their contracts with whomever they want, including other farmers, and are also free to switch to other chicken processors who operate in their area.
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Fair trade cuts out unnecessary middlemen and allows farmers to work directly with retailers so that consumers get the best product at the best price — while paying farmers and laborers a fair wage.
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That will help relieve pressure on Trump, who was forced to offer subsidies to farmers hurt by the trade war, but it won't make up for the losses American soybean farmers have experienced.
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Different types of commodities receive different rates — for instance, hog farmers get $19803 per head for 50 percent of their herd, while dairy farmers get 12 cents for every hundred pounds of milk.
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"We're going to take the highest year, the biggest purchase that China has ever made with our farmers, which is about $15 billion, and do something reciprocal to our farmers," the president said.
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"Farmers are becoming increasingly anxious over their future financial performance," said James Mintert, the director of Purdue University's Center for Commercial Agriculture and the principal investigator in a survey of 400 American farmers.
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But he added that the term "victory garden" makes some modern farmers cringe because of its military connotations, and its use during the internment of Japanese-Americans, many of whom were farmers themselves.
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"Farmers are increasingly worried about what they are seeing from Washington D.C. on trade," said Democratic former U.S. Senator Max Baucus of Montana, a co-founder of the Farmers for Free Trade coalition.
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"Most of the stories we hear are farmers who are just trying to get creative in cutting costs," Rob Larew, head of public policy and communications at the National Farmers Union, tells Axios.
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The BRACED project's success in helping hundreds of farmers in Tillabery build increasing financial resilience should encourage banks and microfinance institutions to step in and help other farmers as well, project officials say.
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Farmers and agricultural industry representatives say that American farmers are already reeling from higher production costs and declining commodity prices, and that Mr. Trump's threats on trade and immigration have injected more uncertainty.
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Trouble is, it can take three or more years for water and other sustainability projects to pay off for farmers, points out Continuum Ag, an agriculture consulting firm set up by Iowa farmers.
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Some claimed that Denmark's sparing use of antibiotics has meant that sick pigs go untreated or that farmers must use more antibiotics to cure them — claims disputed by Danish farmers and government officials.
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To help these farmers and landowners, Congress added the first conservation title to the Farm Bill in 28503, providing assistance to farmers and ranchers for education, training and financial support for conservation efforts.
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"Farmers don't make any profit if they lose half of their harvest at the farm level, therefore such policies which facilitate access to finance and technology for farmers are very critical," Biteye said.
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Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced Tuesday that the Trump administration is rolling out a $12 billion aid package for farmers, aid that's meant to help the farmers caught in Trump's trade war.
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Some farmers have said they are not receiving the subsidies.
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Farmers, however, will have a hard time recouping their income.
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Certainly progressive farmers like Tom Farms or International Farming Corp.
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It creates revenues for the farmers where I grew up.
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From farmers to factory workers, they are onto his scheme.
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Farmers want a farmer in that spot, the source added.
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Small family farmers in Iowa didn't achieve prosperity or stability.
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And it actually makes sense for farmers in the desert.
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"Tariffs have hurt dairy farmers in this region," Brindisi said.
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Before, U.S. dairy farmers faced strict import quotas and tariffs.
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Few farmers in Myanmar have formal documents for their land.
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So we'll see you at the — with the young farmers.
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" The president added that "farmers are well taken care of.
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Farmers can create embankments that reduce erosion and retain runoff.
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French farmers have a long tradition of staging disruptive protests.
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Across the country, farmers are about to begin harvesting wheat.
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But not all farmers are convinced by the cooperative model.
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"Thank you, North Dakota," the farmers union said on Twitter.
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Some were donated by farmers who chose to save them.
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CAVUTO: Farmers have been very, very loyal to the president.
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The low price has some farmers looking for alternative crops.
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Farmers enjoy themselves as they work in the fields, 1960.
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Maduro agreed to a meeting with the farmers in August.
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Mike Bost defends Illinois farmers, Illinois miners, and Illinois steelworkers.
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Struggling farmers are increasingly having trouble paying off their loans.
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Dairy farmers hit by retaliatory charges are selling family businesses.
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Other changes may happen at the level of soy farmers.
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The explanation is, rather, that farmers swapped Mexicans for machines.
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Across Greece, farmers' tractors have staged blockades on major highways.
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Manufacturers want it, farmers want it, even unions want it.
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Farmers say it keeps them going for hours on end.
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You saw where Canada charges our dairy farmers 270% tariffs.
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Some of the profits are given back to the farmers.
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The order would let local farmers increase output, he added.
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Indian farmers use more groundwater than America and China combined.
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Yet over the past month Dutch farmers have turned stubborn.
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Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks to U.S. farmers Thursday.
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Farmers pooled their milk for cheese, as they do today.
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Farmers from his own riding in Quebec organised against him.
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Farmers say they are growing impatient as harvest season approaches.
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It uses an app to negotiate with farmers and fishermen.
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"Young farmers are quite enthusiastic about the vote," Manley says.
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And farmers, consumers and the environment will pay the price.
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" He added: "The Farmers have been 'forgotten' for many years.
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He isn't sure why more farmers haven't been forced out.
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Quotas restrict how much farmers produce according to domestic demand.
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But fish farmers and meal merchants would lap it up.
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Steve and Jill Matthiasson are farmers, winemakers and committed environmentalists.
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Field officers employed by Babban Gona photograph its farmers' fields.
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For many California farmers, it means potentially losing everything. Mrs.
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His food comes from local farmers and his own garden.
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Or what if the price falls, making Andean farmers poorer?
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Will our farmers become the next big victims of ransomware?
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The USDA did not immediately comment on aid for farmers.
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In Iowa they pander to corn farmers who produce ethanol.
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Tell us about some of the farmers you work with.
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People think that farmers like DST, but that's a myth.
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That will help finance farmers, that will help the transition.
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Farmers blame the labour shortage on a variety of factors.
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Indigenous representatives particularly fear the clout of the farmers' lobby.
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Tariffs are a boon to Latin American farmers, he argues.
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Farmers should also be able to demand a good price.
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Increased rain could aid pasture development, relieving pressure on farmers.
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Data is one of the most valuable things farmers harvest.
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Farmers have also benefited from the healthy reputation of chicken.
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You know, what kind of sector has farmers and physicians?
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Most were small farmers, with holdings of under two hectares.
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Support for Mr Trump among farmers seems to be slipping.
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American farmers have been among the hardest hit so far.
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The administration alleges the excessive subsidies are hurting American farmers.
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All the celebrity farmers can breathe a sigh of relief.
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"Many farmers don't know what the cloud is," Magenheim said.
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Sloterbeck will begin polling tree farmers and sellers after Thanksgiving.
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Poor Andean farmers who are the grain's traditional custodians benefited.
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Go deeper: U.S. farmers fight to save Chinese soybean relationships
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Also, Canada must.. [0647 EST] - ..treat our farmers much better.
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"Let's empower farmers and attract the private sector," he says.
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India's 20043 million farmers make up an important voting bloc.
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Consequently, many farmers hadn't covered their hives as a precaution.
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Go deeper: Historic flooding hits the Midwest, costing farmers millions
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Go deeper: Soybean farmers dragged deeper into Trump's trade war
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There were many Mexican farmers who were hurt under NAFTA.
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Then again, separate the farmers from individuals from rural Mexico.
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Yet farmers' fears go beyond the method of the purchases.
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He's meeting with dairy farmers, pork producers, vintners and others.
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Several upstate dairy farmers start making it, too, driving competition.
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Trump has promised $15 billion in aid to the farmers.
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Next, farmers salads, grilled steak sandwiches, and Moroccan chicken skewers.
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"That's going to make our farmers very happy," Trump said.
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"We don't have issues with farmers any more," Nangole said.
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More than 3,000 dairy farmers are part of the cooperative.
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Farmers want the latest seeds; it's a very competitive business.
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Most farmers have bud growing throughout or around their properties.
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We must do the same with our dairy farmers today.
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Certainly, helping farmers is not the first step to socialism.
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I'm giving our farmers $16 billion out of the tariffs.
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Where does the bailout money for farmers actually come from?
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Cranberry farmers are having a tough go of it lately.
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The McAllans are white farmers; the Jacksons are black sharecroppers.
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Farmers depend heavily on monsoon rains to irrigate their land.
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Other farmers in San Pedro and Sassandra expressed similar concerns.
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But when disaster hits, farmers nowadays have a bigger cushion.
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Farmers all have second jobs because farming doesn't make money.
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Farmers themselves have been complaining about competition with dairy alternatives.
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A spell of drought hit Montana barley farmers in 2017.
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Democrats have pushed policies that encourage farmers not to overproduce.
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Charles Grassley told farmers at a meeting in Malvern, Iowa.
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Last season Argentine farmers harvested 18.7 million tonnes of wheat.
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Some farmers have had to sell assets to keep afloat.
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For generations, Namibian farmers felt they had no other option.
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It's like going to your town's farmers market -- but online.
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Thomas Jefferson's of decentralization; a land of yeoman farmers vs.
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France cannot accept any decline in direct income for farmers.
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Most of the victims were farmers working in open fields.
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He also missed the cut at the Farmers Insurance Open.
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Now, Gaza's farmers have to buy these basics from Israel.
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But he said farmers would continue burning, despite the risks.
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So droughts continue to be a major fear for farmers.
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Protected by the bees, farmers can tend their crops again.
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At that time, farmers cut production and prices began rising.
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Palm farmers are told their land belongs to someone else.
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Farmers know how hard it is to predict yield accurately.
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"My parents weren't farmers, but the neighbors were," he says.
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Governments frequently imposed price controls, reducing what farmers could earn.
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Farmers say the cap controls costs when they deliver grain.
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Moreover, their highly protected farmers do not want European competition.
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Farmers also gather information by flying planes over their land.
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As a result, thousands of farmers have fallen into debt.
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Farmers were no longer paid for their produce but worked
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The president noted the killing of farmers in the nation.
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Tariffs on major crops would reduce prices to U.S. farmers.
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And take a close look at the farmers' market tomorrow.
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Farmers harbor African and Syrian migrants before they clamber aboard.
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Our dairy farmers know how to play the long game.
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Many women serve as heads of households and smallholder farmers.
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Chemical companies have blamed the damage on farmers misusing dicamba.
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Japanese farmers are also enthusiastic about the modern matcha movement.
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But an unlikely alliance of farmers and environmentalists support him.
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"The Rohingya are primarily fisherman and farmers," Ibrahim told me.
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However, this is not the case for many other farmers.
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For farmers, as for other businesses, Brexit would bring uncertainty.
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America's corn farmers are bracing for another year of uncertainty.
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Those markets are often a lifesaver for farmers, she said.
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Like many seasoned farmers here, she risked the saline water.
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It is great if these changes help more dairy farmers.
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The national governments allow farmers to hide behind shell companies.
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have always lived a precarious existence.
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It would be the largest order in history for farmers.
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During this time farmers can't afford to have any stoppages.
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That can cost U.S. farmers important markets developed over decades.
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Farming has always been tough, but most farmers are resilient.
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"We're going to end up with losing farmers," said Heisdorffer.
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Farmers and small businesses won't get loans they desperately need.
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That is 1.5 million future doctors, lawyers, farmers and teachers.
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Farmers are also concerned about fertilizer use and soil runoff.
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How can we persuade more farmers to make these changes?
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Traditionally, farmers don't sell produce directly to restaurants, Gunawan says.
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Farmers have been among those hardest hit by the tariffs.
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First, the U.S. needs to increase support for smallholder farmers.
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Every merger creates the possibility of higher costs for farmers.
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Brian Kuehl is executive director of Farmers for Free Trade.
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RELATED: Farmers helped trump propel Trump to the White House.
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Most American farmers are willing to play by the rules.
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