The phrase "agrarian settlements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to communities or areas primarily engaged in agriculture and farming practices.
Example: "The study focused on the development of agrarian settlements in the region and their impact on local economies."
Alternatives: "farming communities" or "rural agricultural areas".
He developed innovative schemes for rationalizing the production of agrarian settlements and organizing and educating building cooperatives.
The clearing of land continued apace, but it is likely that the agrarian settlements were small, because literary references to journeys from one town to another mention long stretches of forest paths.
The pattern of urbanism at Angkor was hardly unique: the Mayan cities that Pottier's maps of Angkor reminded Fletcher of have long been recognised as low-density agrarian settlements.
The reign of this organisational form spanned from the first agrarian settlements to the Middle Ages.
Irregular processes of land ownership in these regions have led to land conflicts and to questions of land distribution in between the agrarian settlements who preferably conduct familiar agriculture on the one hand and large-scale agriculture on the other [47].
56– 59 Together with monetary poverty, coerced migration from their ancestral forest home to agrarian settlements has constrained the Batwa's coping options during frequent episodes of famine and has not reduced health gaps relative to other Ugandans.
Lucky bands of colonists are being sent through a recently discovered "fracture in time" (like a Stargate but without the hieroglyphs) that deposits them 85 million years in the past, where they are starting human society over again in a stockaded agrarian settlement.
In the succeeding centuries (10th – 12th c). the site lost its importance and became an agrarian settlement.
Wilhelmshof is a non-agrarian settlement of the 12th 13th centuries with evidence for local handicraft and trade [ 24].
Certainly, the agro-ecological conditions are also favourable for other agricultural crops besides sugar cane, and in some regions of São Paulo, e.g. in the municipalities of Pontal do Paranapanema or Ribeirão Preto, agrarian reform settlements are claiming access to land for local food production [44].
For example, several agrarian reform settlements bordering protected areas in the threatened Brazilian Atlantic Forest ecosystem have been partners in the strategic protection and reforestation of forest fragments that act as wildlife corridors, facilitating seed dispersal and providing a buffer zone to protected areas.
