Article: Myanmar helps cyclone-affected farmers resume farming

Article: Argentine farmers resume strike against export tax ...
Xinhua News Agency;  March 29, 2008 ;     324 words ...Argentine farmers resume strike against export tax hikes BUENOS AIRES, March 29 (Xinhua) -- Farmers in Argentina resumed their blockade of rural highways ...

Article: Farmers resume lobby for CARP.(Main News)
Manila Bulletin;  April 13, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Twenty-five farmers from Sumilao, Camarines Sur and Calatagan, Batangas resume their lobby for the passage of the CARP Extension with Reforms (CARPER) bills in Congress.These farmers arrived in Manila last March, shortly before Congress went on recess, after walking from Lucena in Quezon and

Article: Farmers resume trade in live animal exports
The Independent - London;  February 17, 2002 ;     675 words ...Exports of live animals from the United Kingdom to Europe have resumed, prompting animal welfare campaigners to warn of a national outcry against the trade The Government confirmed yesterday that the first shipments of sheep have already resumed from Belfast and the campaigners believe it is only a

Article: Farmers resume bourbon coffee production.
South American Business Information;  February 3, 2004 ;     317 words ...Brazil, Feb 3, 2004 (Gazeta Mercantil/SABI via COMTEX) The production of bourbon coffee - that stopped being cultivated in 1980 - has been resumed in Brazil being the Minas Gerais state is one of the largest producers. Fazenda Cachoeira resumed the production of the bourbon coffee and maintains

Article: Argentine farmers resume protests against export ...
AP Worldstream;  May 7, 2008 ;     413 words ...Argentine farmers say they are launching an eight-day protest against higher export taxes on soybeans and other grains. Farmers say a month of tax talks with the government yielded no compromise. Thousands gathered on roadsides Wednesday, vowing to suspend grain shipments. They pledged not to block

Article: Argentine farmers resume export-tax protests as ...
AP Worldstream;  May 2, 2008 ;     527 words ...Argentine farmers ended a 30-day truce with the government over export tax increases Friday, pledging to resume protests but promising not to repeat widespread roadblocks that caused nationwide beef and fruit shortages in March. Thousands of farmers planned to take to the nation's highways this

Article: Malawian Farmers Resume Tobacco Sales
Xinhua News Agency;  June 13, 2002 ;     362 words ...Tobacco sales in Malawi resumed Thursday after a two-day suspension as growers of the crop protested against low price, the Pan-African News Agency reported. The report quoted Namwaza Banda, deputy chairman of Malawi's Tobacco Control Commission, as saying that tobacco growers and buyers have