Small Scale Farming

Small scale farming in third world countries has turned out to be a sector which has been given apparent inattention. It faces up almost insurmountable economic challenges and as such people are on the verge of leaving their small farms.the received only a sparse support from the government or probably none at all.


As an economic sector, the field of agriculture has been receiving less incentive which thus makes it a hard venture. Not even a small step has been made increase small scale farmin sustainability. As such, the local and sustainable productions cannot, with much definiteness, be clearly defined. While this is important to the booming population, the question on whether farming has still the potential to run back to the road is an all time high.

Small scale farmers from the third worlds countries to suffer from lack of wherewithal apart from their need of mechanical and highly-tech farm equipments to boost the production. A fragile occupation as it becomes, agriculture must experience some sort of paradigmatic shift in terms of governmental support otherwise cultivation efforts would grow stale as the years fold.

The concept of sustainable farming must be considered a practice rather than a mere ideology. If it is to become an attractive career for future generations, farming must gain more support than what has been presently given to it. scale farmers must not be left to cry in exasperation every time there is heavy down of rain. Irrigation efforts of farmers must wield the support of the government.