The phrase "agrarian at" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific context or location related to agriculture, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The community is agrarian at its core, focusing on sustainable farming practices."
Alternatives: "agricultural in" or "related to agriculture in".
The project will be led by Norman Wirzba, professor of theology, ecology, and agrarian studies at Duke Divinity School and a senior fellow at the Kenan Institute, and Jedediah Purdy, Robinson O. Everett Professor of Law at Duke Law School.
Eliot Coleman, 72, at left in the blue shirt, shares his history in farming at the Agrarian Elders Conference hosted by the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, Calif.
However, the Roman mining landscape turned into an agrarian one at the onset of the Middle Ages, characterized by a profound deforestation at a regional level due to a myriad of human activities that resulted in an irreversible openness of the landscape.
With so much space, there should be no agrarian problem at all.
Secondly, the farmers were forced to sell their produce to INRA, the national institute for agrarian reform, at uneconomically low prices.
The aim of this paper is to identify economic and environmental impact of economic crisis in agrarian sphere at regional level, focused on ameliorative land-use changes and discover potential of Geographic Information Systems GISS) in assessment of the phenomenon.
"There is a kind of emotional, gut-level reaction among South Africans that Mugabe is doing the right thing," said Ben Cousins, a professor of land and agrarian studies at the University of the Western Cape in Bellville.
After independence in 1878, exploitation of the cereal lands, forests, and oil fields was complemented by a policy of encouraging industry, but, in spite of considerable success, Romania still had a predominantly agrarian economy at the end of World War II.
You're an agrarian tribe at heart, though in our day we certainly did introduce you to city life, didn't we? Bright lights, big city, right?
Nelly Velandia is a rural leader from Nuevo Colón, a village in central-eastern Colombia, who joined the agrarian movement at a young age.
