The phrase "agrarian setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rural or farming environment, often in discussions about agriculture, lifestyle, or socio-economic conditions.
Example: "The novel is set in an agrarian setting, highlighting the challenges faced by farmers during the drought."
Alternatives: "rural environment" or "farming context".
In this agrarian setting, limited availability of forest resources engendered exploitation of the highest diversities of cultivated crops, weedy species and woody plants.
But the agrarian setting, which abuts Monte Vista Elementary School, is about to gain what Ryburn and his neighbors are describing as an unwanted shadow.
Bharatpur Eye Hospital in Chitwan District, a primarily agrarian setting in south-central Nepal, reduced the number of diagnostic screening and treatment (DST) camps by one half (151 to 75) in an attempt to increase both the efficiency of its outreach program and the number of people that go directly to the hospital for service.
Setting Lufwanyama, an agrarian, poorly developed district located in the Copperbelt province, Zambia.
A parable about enclosure, it is set in an indeterminate agrarian past that resembles 17th-century England but remains carefully undated, uncharted.
For this new work, which Ms. Rose plans to set in 16th-century agrarian Britain, she will explore themes of reality, perception, history and coincidence, the museum said.
The opportunity gap is not solely about the dollars spent but is also a result of an educational system that is still set up for an agrarian past defined by too few days and too few hours.
The steadily increasing vulnerability of the centre in the face of agrarian unrest, combined with the aforementioned irregularities, set in motion a new type of provincial government.
Two specific catalytic agents set off the Progressive movement the agrarian depression of the early 1890s and the financial and industrial depression that began in 1893.
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Two specific catalytic agents set off the Progressive movement the agrarian depression of the early 1890s and the financial and industrial depression that began in 1893.
New Yorkers vent the agrarian impulse in window boxes, roof gardens and by setting out tomatoes on balconies and fire escapes.
