 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare - 1972 - 1200 pages
...the degree to which productive effort and its reward are vested in the family. The family farm is an agricultural business in which the operator is a risk-taking manager who, with his family, does more than half of the farm work. Statistical Information on hired labor is ample and adequate, bue... | |
 | Agriculture - 1964 - 300 pages
...the degree to which productive effort and its reward are vested in the family. The family farm is an agricultural business in which the operator is a risktaking manager who, with his family, does more than half of the farm work. Statistical information on hired labor is ample and adequate, but... | |
 | Agriculture and state - 1983 - 374 pages
...degree to which productive effort and its reward are vested in the family. The family farm is a primary agricultural business in which the operator is a risk-taking manager, who with his family does most of the farmwork and performs most of the managerial activities. According to this definition, "most of the... | |
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ITze of its sales, acreage, or capital investment, but in the degree to which productive effort and its reward are vested in the family. The family farm is an agricultural business in which the operator is a risk-taking manager who, with his family, does... 