Translation of "Von der landwirtschaft leben" in English

Just 1.3% of the labour force is employed in agriculture.

This makes it an incredibly fertile island – something which the people of the island have been exploiting for years.

To be able to subsist from agriculture, farmers lease and buy additional land.

Aguas Zarcas is still an undeveloped tourist town, most of the inhabitants earn their living from agriculture.

The Kurdish landowners, many of whom lived on agriculture, were expropriated for the most part without compensation.

I am afraid that in the current crisis situation with the Common Agricultural Policy and, by implication, the European budget, we cannot permit an expansion involving a country in which 7 million of the inhabitants rely on agriculture for their livelihood (in the EU, the figure is 10.4 million).

It does work, but if you are going to ask farmers who farm for a living to do this, you need to support it.

Much of the island is a Special Area of Conservation (due to the presence of corn crakes and seals).

About 5% of the population still practice agriculture, usually for supplementary income, particularly near Zammerberg.

This will enable hundreds of thousands of displaced people to return to their village communities and live from farming.

What are the farming communities going to do if they cannot get an increase in price and they cannot increase production.

But do you not also think that many growth enterprises, what are called large enterprises, can only survive because of the existence of the subsidies? If this aid was stopped, they would be out of the picture as far as the market is concerned.

St. Valentin auf der Haide has about 800 inhabitants who predominantly earn a living from summer and winter tourism.

Similarly, the common simplifying assumption that each holding has only one farmer and one household is clearly invalid in the context of measuring the income of households who are mainly dependent on farming for their livelihoods.

About 5% of the population still practice agriculture, usually for supplementary income, particularly near Zammerberg.

It is obvious that complementary microeconomic information is also required to throw light onto the many important issues that concern the distribution of incomes, such as the numbers and location of agricultural households whose total incomes fall below some sociallyacceptable minimum (there is evidence to suggest that incomes in agriculture are more unequally distributed than among other groups).

The Community intervened to grant substantial aid because there was destruction and because the situation was critical for those living in the affected areas.

Since three-quarters of the population in developing countries depend directly or indirectly on agriculture, the changes in farming conditions directly affect poverty.

But as only one could live from agriculture the younger inheritors received almost nothing.

In this process a number of ethical issues will need to be considered, such as food security, ecological and sustainable farming, the effects of budgetary changes on people living from farming or living in rural communities, and a sustainable agricultural policy on the global scale.

Here's parable problem where cultivation has been incessantly, this has weakened the ground and there is currently not enough nutrients to live on farming.

Its inhabitants’ livelihood comes mainly from agriculture and they have lost most of their crops and now fear that the next rainy season will bring new floods from the river “Magdalena”.

The fertile soil of the valley and the irrigation system that takes water from the river Ceira, along old channels, (many of which may date back over a thousand years), still provide the conditions for people to make their living from the land.

On the Sabana de Bogotá, the plateau around Colombia's capital city, there are numerous villages that rely on agriculture.

The colony consists of 5 villages (Vitoria, Jordaozinho, Cachoiera, Soccoro and Samambaia), whose citizens make their living with agriculture.

Agriculture only accounts for ten per cent of the gross national product, although 60 per cent of the population are dependent on it.