Examples of cash crop

• Cotton was our cash crop. 

• I always raised the usual things—cotton and corn and potatoes and a little truck and that sort of thing—always raised enough to eat for us and the stock—and then some cotton for a cash crop. 

• The remaining one or two per cent. are produced on farms or plants where chicken culture is the cash crop or chief business of the farmer. 

• They grow besides strawberries, turnips, corn, potatoes, carrots and raspberries for cash crops. 

• Coffee, as a colonial cash crop, clearly helped to drive these debates.

• Two alternative scenarios were simulated aiming at improved energy self-reliance in the organic cash crop farms.

• Each colonial failure justified another try at a cash crop and more environmental intervention.

• In the parents' association, the agenda of the meetings centred on such ' male ' topics as cash crop prices and construction projects.

• Most of this literature has focused on the country's success in expanding cash crop production.

• This potential has helped change cassava's standing from being a 'poor man's crop' to being seen as a profitable cash crop.

• Increasing cash crop production has led to lower output of sorghum and maize.

• They also cultivated cardamom that soon became an important cash crop and brought in substantial revenue.

• Conversely, small planters maintained their commitment to subsistence on the land while attempting to obtain a surplus from the cash crop.

• It is grown primarily for home consumption and subsistence, but is becoming increasingly important as a cash crop.

• Selection criteria were strongly in-uenced by market preferences, re-ecting the increasing role of cowpea as a cash crop.

• Sorghum is both a food and a cash crop.

• For many developing countries cotton is an essential cash crop.

• The importance of seed size and colour as selection criteria appears to re-ect the increasingly important role of cowpea as a cash crop.

• Despite this tax, however, cash crop production continued to expand.