The phrase "agrarian based" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "agrarian-based." You can use it when describing something that is fundamentally related to agriculture or farming practices.
Example: "The community's economy is primarily agrarian-based, relying heavily on local farms for its livelihood."
Alternatives: "agriculture-oriented" or "farming-based."
The findings suggest that while most experts willingly accept the socio-economic values that can be gained by localising, shortening and synergising the food chain in LRRs, there are also important barriers that question the emergence of such an agrarian based rural development dynamic.
The world used to be a very agrarian based, garden and farm to table world.
So what can we do with these increased frequencies of sickness of the family members?" All the respondents were from agrarian based rural settings and had little formal education.
Now the Valais economy has shifted from its self-sufficiently agrarian base and, like Switzerland's as a whole, thrives on the three pillars of banking, insurance and services, bringing people into closer contact with the outside world, said François Dayer, chief editor of the daily Le Nouvelliste.
The social structure of the Byzantine Greeks was primarily supported by a rural, agrarian base that consisted of the peasantry, and a small fraction of the poor.
He would say that an agrarian economy based on feudalism is the problem.
The revolutionary program of 1952 53 included immediate agrarian reform, based on breaking up the large estates and nationalizing the mines.
On the Nafūsah Plateau, however, where water is less readily available, a sophisticated agrarian system based on olive- and fruit-tree cultivation and associated livestock raising has evolved.
As for agriculture fullscale agrarian reforms based on the Chinese system of collectivization led to the killing of many thousands of rebellious peasants in the early & middle nineteen fifties.
The evidence shows that this isn't true: there's an enormous gap — four thousand years — separating the "two key domestications," of animals and cereals, from the first agrarian economies based on them.
In 1910 a dozen young Eastern European Jews moved to the Jordan Valley, then under Ottoman rule, and began to build an agrarian community based on a utopian socialist vision.
