FPOs, Cluster Farming, Contract Farming are the some of the growing practices through which small and marginal farmers linke to value chain to access markets as government promoting private sector participation in agriculture in the name of agriculture development. Although the benefits are debatable.

Smallholder engagement in the agricultural value chain refers to the involvement of small-scale farmers in various stages of the production, processing, and marketing of agricultural products. Smallholder engagement in the agricultural value chain is crucial for achieving sustainable development goals related to poverty reduction, food security, and rural development. It requires a holistic approach that addresses the various constraints faced by smallholders, including limited access to resources, knowledge, markets, and supportive policies.

Smaller holder farmers are farmers who are involved in small scale such as production, processing, and marketing of different value chain

The above answers are all correct, however the site should be considered with the quality and quantity of the soil and the space to operate agricultural production.

One might be in a location that is not very conducive for agricultural use.

Nore is everyone is suited for farming activities and most only grow to fit their own family needs. If you're willing to sacrifice land that was a parking lot, or an older vacant building site (Urban setting) it will take many members of the community to become involved before a link is forged in the foundry of an agricultural chain. One needs to look at the value and the risk and plan accordingly in order to achieve success.