Claudine Mukesharugo, a tea producer in Rwanda, and Vinicio Gonzales, a coffee grower in Guatemala, are both part of a global community of small farmers who partner with the grassroots organization Thrive Farmers. Their partnership with the organization is based on a revenue-sharing model that puts the farmers at the forefront. With this model, farmers aren’t just supplying initial crops but are stakeholders through the sale of the finished products.
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easyWhich choice best states the main purpose of the text?
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To describe how a partnership between two farms that produce different types of crops led to the development of a new business model for small farmers
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To introduce the idea that around the world, small farmers have increasingly been managing their farms as if they were large businesses
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To suggest that the Thrive Farmers organization is generating greater global demand for crops grown by small farmers
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To explain that some small farmers follow a business model that allows them to have greater involvement in the sale of products made with their crops