4.The increase of farm and sideline products, the expansion of rural markets and the shift of surplus farmlabour to rural enterprises stimulated industrial development.
5.Limited supply of farm land and labour, competition from imports, environmental controls and calls for improved farm hygiene and safe produce in the wake of food safety scares have all resulted in the agriculture industry having to adapt rapidly to sustain its long-term development.
6.As a result of limited supply of farm land and labour, competition from imports, raised environmental standards and calls for improved farm hygiene and safe produce, the local agriculture industry has to adapt rapidly to sustain its long-term development.
8.Such is the object of all buildings for industrial purposes; all manufactories, warehouses, docks, granaries, barns, farm-buildings devoted to cattle, or to the operations of agricultural labour.
9.The initiative of the peasants has been aroused. The output of farm products has substantially increased and a great amount of surplus labour in the countryside has moved to new, rising small and medium-sized enterprises or to new, rising cities and towns.
10.As for the latter, they have neither adequate farm implements nor funds nor enough manure, their crops are poor, and, with little left after paying rent, they have even greater need to sell part of their labour power.
