smallholder , auch: small holder

From 1911 to 1915 he was a police officer, and also a smallholder.

Smallholders only needed to pay half the official rate of tax.

Those who do not feel it are farmers and, in particular, smallholders.

By 1666 at least 12,000 white smallholders had been bought out, died, left or the island.

In 1937, there were 12 smallholders and 11 market gardeners.

Palm oil production by smallholders is a significant part of the economy.

She says that training is very important for smallholders in Nigeria.

The survey also list that there have always been 13 smallholders on this land.

Even humble smallholders seemed to be able to afford to run one.

"But the smallholders will never prosper completely on their own."

And the person responsible for our batting success was the Smallholder.

These include family farmers, smallholders, small business owners and government employees.

Smallholders in particular lack the staff to be able to remain competitive.

However, we cannot blame workers, smallholders or entrepreneurs for this situation.

There is little interaction between the smallholders and the plantation workers.

About 80 per cent of farmers throughout the country are smallholders.

Hungary today is a very different place than the country of smallholders that it was four decades ago.

At the news, a cry of dismay rose from the smallholders.

These varieties were also adopted by smallholders through the government and various development programs.

The relationships among peasants, rural smallholders, and the working class.

Even smallholders who should have been apart from these troubles become his victims.

The households are broken down into 13 villagers and 2 smallholders.

Most tobacco was now grown by smallholders on Crown land.

This could be a godsend to the smallholder, especially on poor, cold land.

He also encourages local smallholders and growers to bring their produce to him.