Farming is an expensive business that requires significant capital investment in land and equipment. Many farmers become landless when they borrow money using their land as collateral but are unable to repay the loan due to a bad harvest or mismanagement. Without land, the main asset needed for farming, the landless farmer has no way to produce crops and make a living from agriculture. Providing small plots of shared land could help landless farmers in poor areas start subsistence or small-scale production to improve their situation over time.
Farming is an expensive business that requires significant capital investment in land and equipment. Many farmers become landless when they borrow money using their land as collateral but are unable to repay the loan due to a bad harvest or mismanagement. Without land, the main asset needed for farming, the landless farmer has no way to produce crops and make a living from agriculture. Providing small plots of shared land could help landless farmers in poor areas start subsistence or small-scale production to improve their situation over time.
Farming is an expensive business that requires significant capital investment in land and equipment. Many farmers become landless when they borrow money using their land as collateral but are unable to repay the loan due to a bad harvest or mismanagement. Without land, the main asset needed for farming, the landless farmer has no way to produce crops and make a living from agriculture. Providing small plots of shared land could help landless farmers in poor areas start subsistence or small-scale production to improve their situation over time.
Farming is an expensive business that requires significant capital investment in land and equipment. Many farmers become landless when they borrow money using their land as collateral but are unable to repay the loan due to a bad harvest or mismanagement. Without land, the main asset needed for farming, the landless farmer has no way to produce crops and make a living from agriculture. Providing small plots of shared land could help landless farmers in poor areas start subsistence or small-scale production to improve their situation over time.
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SECTOR: LANDLESS FARMER
We the a farmer becomes landless it is most often because we
borrows more money than we can repay while using his land as collateral. The lender then takes away our collateral (the land). Land is not cheap in now. So in order to start out (unless the farmer inherits the land, or rents the land), the farmer needs to borrow a lot of money to buy his biggest asset, the land. If there is a bad harvest or the farmer is at all wrong with his management practices, Us the farmer doesn’t have the money to pay the land loan. So we loses the land. There are many ways to mess up in farming, and many farmers do it every year. It is the wrong thing a farmer can do is borrow money using all of our land as collateral. We can use a small portion of our land as collateral, but if we loses all of our land we don’t have the main thing that we need in order to produce a product, the land. If We can’t produce a product he will be forced to work somewhere off the land to make our living. Even if we sell all our machinery, cattle, buildings, everything but the land, we will be able to pull our self up by the boot straps. The sun will come up and shine on the land. Something will grow. We will be able to use the energy of the sun shining on our land to produce something that we can sell and thus start all over again.
farming is a very expensive business to be in. Not only does the
farmer have to buy, lease or inherit arable land, the farmer, unless he OR she has a bunch of kids willing to help out, needs to have one or more employees to help with the never-ending work. But Government can provide land for us Landless farmers, depends on what region and climate . Even in the worst economies in the less fortunate lands, if they have a certain amount of type of land needed shared between a number of small businesses and or families. Like having shares in a collective , it could work even in dense poor areas, as long as the type of agriculture fits the environment. They need basic supplies like water, electricity, tools , etc . Even as low as a couple acres per a person could produce subsistence , if not tiny production to start locally , small and expand over time.
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