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Regions 2 , 3 and 4 are major citrus producers , pineapple is principally grown in Region 3 and Regions 3 , 4 , 5 and 6 predominate ... A part of the production of food crops moves directly from farm to consumers in local communities . | |
 | Beverly Rutherford - 1996 - 146 páginas
It consists of two basic components : the physical system that moves commodities in space and time , from the farmer to the ... covers all of the functions required to move produce from the farmgate to consumers in local communities . | |
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2 . Consider the alternative of working with existing wholesalers and wholesaler - retailers in rural county seats to develop a retailer product supply and management assistance service . 3 . Consider changing selected CNP ( State ) ... | |
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2 . Consider the alternative of working with existing wholesalers and wholesaler - retailers in rural county seats to develop a retailer product supply and management assistance service , 3 . Consider changing selected CNP ( State ) ... | |
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CATIE's policy will be to participate in joint actions with other institutions from the sector at local , regional and international levels . CATIE will move forward to build an open research program with the participation of numerous ... | |
 | 2001 - 346 páginas
In addition , more and more supermarkets are now including sections where prepared food can be eaten ( 10 % of ... In the developed countries , an interest- ing element of change is the move to return to valuing " local " prod- ucts . | |
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For example , it still manages to collaborate with one of the ten Regional Women's Affairs Committees . ... involvement with rural women occurred in the 1970s and 1980s , when local food production and substitution for imported foods ... | |
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Figure 2. The vicious circle of public investment and food insecurity. Source: IICA, 2008 See Official ... to solve problems in cities Fewer investments in rural areas Undermines local food production Explosive growth of cities ... | |
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Figure 2. The vicious circle of public investment and food insecurity. Source: IICA, 2008 See Official ... to solve problems in cities Fewer investments in rural areas Undermines local food production Explosive growth of cities ... | |
 | Pan American Union. Division of Agriculture and Conservation - 1943 - 22 páginas
Generally the impact of these reforms were more apparent in the marketing of food products such as , beans ... The US markets were considered to be of great significance given the estimated 2 million Dominicans residing in these areas . | |
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