Examples of using Off-farm in English and their translations into Russian
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Likewise, per farm averages of off-farm income were calculated by dividing an estimate of total off-farm income by the same industry-wide number of farms.
expanding opportunities for them in off-farm employment are key.
This resulted into an increase in the number of women engaged in off-farm business activities from 3 000 to 45 000 in 1995 and 2003.
Also considered off-farm work is the selling of produce
Choosing to invest in another business or to work off-farm may add diversity to the operator's financial portfolio
For spouses the percent reporting career choice and off-farm work are closer with 56 percent working off farm and 52 percent reporting a non-farm occupation.
Results from USDA surveys suggest that, fewer than 10 percent of farmers who work off-farm may be doing so to help with debt or expenses related to the farm.
Over a fifth of households where the operator only worked off-farm also paid wages to hired labor.
Methodologies should be developed to explore the relationship between on-farm and off-farm employment and its contribution to sustainable rural livelihoods.
Many farmers sell their labour off-farm, and rising prices may increase the demand for their labour.
Measures include off-farm income-generating activities, the development of marketing networks, increasing knowledge of manufacturing,
Further, positive changes were found in farm and off-farm income and self-employment opportunities.
This growing demand can boost off-farm, agriculture-related activities(agri-industry) and provide new jobs for the youth in particular.
Productivity, assets, access to markets, off-farm employment, poverty
food security and nutrition and off-farm decent employment.
members of households that operate large farms also have chosen to work off-farm.
increasing off-farm employment and providing the transitional means for improving the livelihoods of women.
To change agricultural techniques and income structures, off-farm income-generating activities are often part of alternative development projects.
their sources of livelihood, which often include significant off-farm income.
Per cent of all women farmers have other off-farm gainful employment, mostly in the services sector.