Traduction de «Producteur de cultures industrielles » (Français → Anglais) :

cash crop raiser [ cash cropper ]

Fédération des producteurs de lait du Québec [ FPLQ | Quebec Industrial Milk Producers' Marketing Board ]

Fédération européene des producteurs autonomes et des consommateurs industriels d'énergie [ FEPACE | International Federation of Autoproducers of Electricity | International Federation of Industrial Producers of Electricity for Own Consumption ]

cash crop | commercial crop

International Federation of Self-Generating Industrial Users of Electricity

industrial crop

agro-industrial cropping [ industrial crop | [http ...]

In dealing with this income crisis Reform knew as early as September 1998 that the farm situation in western Canada, in particular, and the cash crop people in Ontario were hitting a financial crunch which they were no longer able to handle totally on their own.

Many of the residents of these areas also work in government and high tech industries, but many work in the agricultural industry, dairy, beef and cash crops, which has itself been transformed by new technologies.

Specialized crops and livestock, such as organic produce, milk and eggs or exotic meat, offer opportunities for family farms to enter niche markets that industrial farming cannot serve.

3. Considers that an improvement in access to the Community market might enable the SEMC to optimise part of their agricultural production via an increase in exports; points out, however, that the agriculture sector in the SEMC employs a substantial proportion of the working population and is based principally on small farms (of under 5 ha) typified by low productivity levels; stresses the fact that a sudden and generalised opening-up of agricultural trade with the European Union threatens the survival of these small farms and producers of food crops and is liable to exacerbate regional imbalances (acceleration of the rural exodus towa ...[+++]rds urban and coastal areas) and to sacrifice a multifunctional agriculture sector for the sake of cash crops that are often unsuited to the land and water resources in those countries;