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Family farms are one of America’s cultural icons and an important element of American farming tradition. However, their definition is neither clear-cut nor unambiguous; as indicated by the authors of this article, the role and significance of family farms are different for all currently used definitions. Comparing and contemplating the definitions specified by the USDA and UN-FAO, as well as the concepts...
Family farming is organized in different forms in the countries of Central Europe where collectivisation had been implemented. Many of these forms are different than seen in other parts of Europe. The reprivatisation and revival of family farming systems has been seen to be a complex process dependent on many determining factors. This article addresses why the various types of farms have arisen, why...
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