because I have an interest in the accounting side of math and would enjoy working with numbers and also working with farmers and families trying to expand their operations. The second career that I had the most interest in was a crop farmer. I chose this career because I have grown up living and working on the farm and I want to do more. Out of the two careers I have experienced‚ a crop farmer is the better fit for me. The first career that I explored
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of the paddy-cum-fish cultivation in Ziro valley. It is observed that the state government has not taken enough steps for facilitating the farmers in terms of providing sufficient fish fry and fingerlings at reasonable price and required know-how or training to the farmers in order to popularizing this culture and enhancing its yield rate. Thus‚ the local farmers find some problems to make it popular and potential. The problems they normally face are: 1. The source of perennial water supply is limited
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Especially now‚ farmers have taken to using pesticides and other methods in order to ensure a crop is more plentiful‚ therefore helping to alleviate some of the problems associated with supply and demand. But this is not a solution‚ it is instead almost adding to the problems our society faces today. This is where organic farming comes in. Although it may be hard to change society’s long standing opinion that mass-production by any means necessary is the right way to go‚ organic farmers are now making
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might surprise people that coffee bean trading is an ethical trading problem. Coffee is the second most actively traded commodity in the world which has increased from $30 billion to $80 billion in retail sales since 1990. Approximately 25 million farmers in 50 developing countries produce coffee as their main job to earn money. According to the International Coffee Organization‚ the coffee price was $1.42 per pound in 1999. Later on 2001‚ there are various producers entered the coffee market and the
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In the late nineteenth century‚ around 1880-1900‚ many farmers were experiencing problems and threats to their way of life. The valid complaints of the farmers dealt with the money supply system in America and the large railroad companies. In 1892‚ the platform for the Populist Party was laid down. In this platform it is stated that “the national power to create money is appropriated to enrich bondholders ... thereby adding millions to the burdens of the people.” This is discussing the demonetization
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Between 1880-1900‚ farmers believed that the railroad companies were swindling away their profits and that the government favored big business. The farmers had every reason to feel some sort of discontent because of their predicament as well as the fact that the government saw a need for reform which created the notion that problems existed. Farmers were correct in arguing that the United States’ money supply was not what it should be; over 30 years the population nearly double while the money circulation
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UF/IFAS Extension with the hermeneutics imagination to introduce a new phenomenon. Hermeneutics Imagination Participants in this study shared their experiences as it relates to using UF/IFAS Extension. Several‚ mentioned that (a) African -American farmers in general don’t know what it UF/IFAS Extension is‚ (b ) outreach is not visibly and present in the communities (c) its not friendly enough for the people that have frequent UF/IFAS Extension in the past‚ (d) Information is not easily accessible
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funneled to the various middlemen between farmer and consumer. The coffee farmers themselves were often left with almost no money at all‚ as a reward for their labors. And as markets fluctuated‚ and supplies were artificially cut back to keep those huge profits up‚
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like India. The largest segment of the economy should not be left out of the tax net on the pretext that they grow food for the country. If a farm shows a profit it should be subject to corporate or at least lesser tax rates. A major chunk of Indian farmers are fragmented and have small land holdings. These incomes would anyway fall below the exempted threshold and hence there is no question of impacting the livelihood and employment. It is people earning above the exempted limit and not paying taxes
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AGRICULTURE INSECURITY AND FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Name – Prithivi.J Institution-School of Excellence in Law‚ The Tamilnadu Dr.Ambedkar Law University. Degree- Babl (Hons) Year of Study-III year AGRICULTURE INSECURITY AND FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA INTRODUCTION “There are people in the world so hungry‚ that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread". ― Mahatma Gandhi All developing and developed nation have one common
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