| This was being done by linking development activities of smallholder producers and rural entrepreneurs with commercial agribusinesses. |
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| Other Illinois farmers, Illinois agribusinesses and local communities in which we do business share our concerns. |
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| They must then market these programs so that producers, agribusinesses, consumers, and politicians will appreciate and support future endeavors. |
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| Consumers and investors now reward farms and agribusinesses that supply desired environmental services along with food and fiber. |
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| While not exactly a farm group, since it is heavily composed of agribusinesses, it is headed by farmers. |
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| These skills will prove extremely beneficial to students and the agribusinesses that employ them. |
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| Our research suggests that agricultural policy must be scrutinized carefully for potential local impacts on agribusinesses. |
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| The beneficiaries are not smallholder farmers but huge multinational agribusinesses. |
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| It served 20,000 farmers, related agribusinesses and selected commercial businesses. |
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| The majority of the payments go to large agribusinesses, which promotes the consolidation of farms. |
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| Thus, large supermarkets or agribusinesses will have more incentive to provide accessible credit only to these growers. |
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| Many of the mid-west's agribusinesses, factories, hotels and restaurants rely heavily on Mexican labour. |
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| Skills are thus lost forever and countless indirect jobs, in agribusinesses for instance, are doomed to disappear! |
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| Manitoba agribusinesses appear relatively calm amidst the financial uncertainty that's encompassed the globe. |
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| These lending associations provide loans and financial services to agricultural producers, agribusinesses, country homeowners and other rural landowners. |
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| In a time of rising energy prices and concern over the environment, producers and agribusinesses must find a way to be more and more competitive in a world of scarcity. |
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| Add in a growing water quality and quantity problem, and agribusinesses in Florida are second only to California in facing challenging environmental issues. |
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| Most of the agribusinesses described in the texts have the best possible employee benefits because they understand that people are the most important part of their business. |
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| In this budget, we will end education programs that don't work and end direct payments to large agribusinesses that don't need them. |
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| While Gibbs says there has been a great deal of momentum towards putting monitoring systems in place, agribusinesses, consumers and activists should continue to demand zero deforestation in the supply chain. |
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| Most agribusinesses have solid or liquid waste outputs. |
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| By moving beyond greening, communities engaged in agribusinesses hope not only to concentrate on de-escalating social and environmental alarms, but also to underpin processes of innovation and growth in the coming decades. |
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| Food retailers such as McDonald's, Krispy Kreme, Dunkin Donuts, as well as agribusinesses like Cargill, are among the big companies to recently make zero-deforestation pledges. |
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| Though the science is evolving, it is clear that agribusinesses, forestry firms and others who can keep greenhouse gases from entering the atmosphere could profit handsomely from the Kyoto deal. |
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| These are small mine owners who are being displaced by large mining companies, or small-scale farmers who are being displaced by large agribusinesses. |
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| Rural areas develop where agribusinesses flourish. |
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| Some agribusinesses generate energy on site by converting waste products. |
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| Support to producer organizations is perhaps the principal contribution that governments and international agencies can provide to promote the integration of small farmers with agribusinesses. |
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| The challenge facing modern agriculture and responsible agribusinesses is to increase production while using less inputs, in order to meet more demanding consumer preferences. |
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| According to the findings of the Slovak non-governmental organisation Rural Parliament', the countryside depends entirely on the prosperity of agribusinesses for its development. |
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| Clearly the right to food for all people around the world must be given precedence over the rights of a handful of large agribusinesses to expand their markets. |
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| On the other hand, agribusinesses point to new science and technology based on genetic engineering and other methods that may revolutionize the food industry. |
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| They are also businesses in their own right providing problem solving, testing and validation, and business development services to innovators and agribusinesses. |
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| Several large agribusinesses own most of the farms around here. |
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| Agribusinesses can transfer price risk to speculators by hedging against the grain they own. |
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| Agribusinesses invest in long-term assets by building capacity to create products to sell for many accounting periods in the future. |
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