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What is primary livelihood of a farmer?
Farmers make yer food, dummy!
What is Afghanistans livelihood?
farmers..
What was the whiskey rebellion a revolt againts?
The federal government had placed a tax on corn (which is used to make whiskey), so the farmers who relied on the production of the crop for their livelihood rebelled.
What is the Creighton family's main source of income or livelihood in Across 5 Aprils?
The Creightons were farmers.
How did the Snowy Mountains scheme affect farmers?
Australia's Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme was a massive undertaking to redirect the waters of the Snowy Rver and the winter thaw of the Snowy Mountains for more efficient use both in hydroelectricity and for irrigation. Farmers were and are affected differently, according to their location. Initially, the scheme was seen as bad for the property owners in the area. Many farmers lost their livelihood, as stock animals (cattle, horses, etc) were no longer permitted to be grazed in the High Country. However, the Scheme brought many advantages for farmers. It generates electricity and redistributes water to the Murray River, where it is used for farming and irrigation, so farmers downstream are greatly benefitted.
What happened to the peasant farmers who were forced off the land land?
Many peasant farmers were left homeless and impoverished. Some turned to seeking work in cities or migration to other countries. Others faced difficulties in adapting to new forms of employment and struggled to make a livelihood.
Why do farmers go to the Andes mountains?
for their rich soil
What is called a nation of farmers?
A nation that relies heavily on agriculture for its economy and livelihood could be referred to as a "nation of farmers." This term often indicates that agriculture plays a central role in the country's culture and identity.
What has drawn farmers to the Andes Mountains?
the rich soil.
What does Sie machen Lebenswert lebensunterhalt mean in english?
The sentence Sie machen lebenswert Lebensunterhaltis grammatically incorrect but translates as You/they make livable livelihood; You/they make livelihood worth living
How many hours do farmers work?
Usually about twenty out of twenty-four ... sometimes twenty-five out of twenty-four if the animals are giving birth! Seriously, farmers work long days, because their livelihood depends on how well the farm does. Since they own the farm, they want to keep working and do everything they can to make it produce more.
Why do farmers cultivate their land?
Farmers cultivate their land to grow crops and raise livestock for food production. Cultivation helps to promote crop growth by preparing the soil, controlling weeds, and improving water retention. It allows farmers to sustain their livelihood and contribute to food security.
