The phrase "agrarian issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to agriculture, farming, rural development, or land use.
Example: "The conference will focus on agrarian issues affecting small farmers in the region."
Alternatives: "agricultural concerns" or "farming-related problems".
In order to overcome South Dakota's conservatism, Democratic candidates usually need an opening on agrarian issues.
In 1988 89 Fujimori hosted a television show, Concertando ("Getting Together"), which examined environmental and agrarian issues.
The conflict evolved and became more complex as the agrarian issues became interwoven with the incursion of the narco-economy7 in rural areas and the emergence of illegal paramilitary forces.
This school of thought agreed that the agrarian economy was central to medieval England, but argued that agrarian issues had less to do with demography than with the mode of production and feudal class relations.
Bryan's emphasis on agrarian issues, both in his speech and in his candidacy, may have helped cement voting patterns which kept the Democrats largely out of power until the 1930s.
Agrarian reform issues and initiatives in three Andean countries in South America.
Colombian leaders have to also be prepared to take on such complicated issues as agrarian reform, which would include parceling out land to the poor, confiscating the huge tracts owned by drug traffickers and setting up an equitable tax structure.
The movement organizes marches, demonstrations, and awareness-raising campaigns to bring the issue of agrarian reform to public attention, but its principal form of direct action is land occupation.
"Hacienda Luisita was the banner issue of agrarian reform not being completed, so in that sense this is a big step forward," said Steven Rood, an expert on the Philippines at the Asia Foundation and a senior visiting professor at the School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University.
However, Zapata was worried that if he did not fully control all the major towns in Morelos by the time that Madero concluded negotiations with Díaz, the demands of his agrarian movement and the issue of the autonomy of Morelos would be ignored or sidelined.
In particular, it was important, in the formulation of technical assistance programmes and projects, for FAO to attach due emphasis, where appropriate, to the issue of agrarian reform and related institutional and social considerations.
