They are united only in that they subsistence farm to survive, but base most of their social and cultural lives around the hunt.

They supplemented their subsistence farm crops by selling butter, fruit, and eggs.

The district was farmed for over 100 years by local farmers of subsistence farms.

Subsistence farms provide a source of food and a relatively small income for families, but generally fail to produce enough to make re-investment possible.

Agriculture began changing from subsistence farms to grain exporters.