The phrase "agrarian side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspects related to agriculture, rural life, or farming practices.
Example: "The agrarian side of the economy has seen significant growth in recent years, contributing to local food production."
Alternatives: "rural aspect" or "agricultural perspective".
It is the only account of the agrarian controversy by an ancient historian giving both sides of that question.
The negotiators are still discussing agrarian reform, the first of five agenda items; both sides said they wanted the talks to move more quickly.In Cuba hundreds of people queued to apply for passports as a law abolishing exit visas took effect.
"Simbolo Masticado (Chewed Symbol)" from 2005 is a tire carved with patterns and filled with colorful gum, while "Al Otro Lado de al Velocidad (On the Other Side of Speed)" from 2008 turns the rough agrarian workhorse into an object of beauty — or something close to it.
The two sides have already struck wide-reaching agreements on agrarian reform, political participation for the FARC and how to jointly combat illicit drugs in what was for long time the world's largest cocaine producer.
Even though Oklahoma does have some Democrats, they're not the type of Democrats who favour Mr Obama, being of the "agrarian populist tradition", as pollster Keith Gaddie notes, rather than the Great Society side of the party.
ATMOSPHERE In a corner spot with windows on two sides, two relatively plain rooms have decorative nods to agrarian life.
The 25 mile roundtrip ATV route takes you from Pocares to Las Vegas de Parrita, and on the bumpy, rumbling, and thrilling ride, you pass through a small stretch of the Palo Seco River, along with various scenes of agrarian life, including cow farms (some of which you'll see climbing the sides of mountains to graze); everyday life of villagers; and children playing in streams.
Will Rogers, the popular humorist and a loyal Democrat, put it in comfortably agrarian terms, "All the feed is going into one manger and the stock on the other side of the stall ain't getting a thing.
Harassed by pro-Cuban communists on one side and frightened conservatives on the other, he steered a middle course, passing an agrarian law to expropriate large estates, initiating an ambitious program of public works, and fostering industrial development to prevent complete dependence on petroleum revenues.
