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… and families in extreme poverty; (d) establishment of farming, marketing and consumers’ cooperatives; (e) … to the public. 31. Stocking or collecting timber, wood, dry grass, straw or other inflammable material or fuels, … 129 26. Tanning, pressing or packing hide or skins raw or dry. 27. Trade or operation of ferries. 28. Working of …

… slopes for 300–450 years. The Chagga are a high intensity farming community, which developed a system of irrigation … of minimum flow requirements, which can be helpful in a dry period when allocations for other uses may take an … not charged for irrigation water or they are subsidized in dry countries, resulting in water scarcities. The cost of …

… was first instituted in the 1970s by the regional organic farming groups that first developed organic standards, and … product system and the products, but also gives organic farming a distinct identity and makes market access easier. … in the worst case, poisonous. Irrigation of the soil in dry areas with poor drainage can also make the soil too salty …

… the foreshore such as to go onto it, to bathe, to fish, to dry nets, to draw up boats … (and) any substantial … maritimo-terrestre. Activities generally forbidden are: farming; plantations; buildings for residential purposes; … I. Annex II includes projects such as: intensive fish farming, reclamation of land from the sea, the construction …