The phrase "agrarian values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to beliefs, principles, or ideals that are related to agriculture and rural life, often emphasizing the importance of farming and land stewardship.
Example: "The community's agrarian values are reflected in their commitment to sustainable farming practices and local food production."
Alternatives: "rural values" or "farming principles".
The book was a paean to the old agrarian values which, he claimed, were part of Norway's soul.
They railed against both the industrialization of the South and what they called the "moonlight and magnolia" distortion of traditional agrarian values.
In one fell swoop he removed the threat of a major European power from America's borders and extended the life span of the uncluttered agrarian values he so cherished.
While this is hardly the first time that idealistic young people wanted to get back to the garden, the current crop have advantages over their forebears from the 1960s and 70s, many of whom, inspired by the Whole Earth Catalog or Wendell Berry's books about agrarian values, headed to the country, only to find it impossible to make a living.
He speaks passionately of those elements of our society that have gone the way of corporate America -- family values, community values, societal values, and agrarian values -- all gone in the name of the mighty dollar.
While hunter-gatherers value their children's willfulness and independence, agrarian parents value obedience.
The economic value of agrarian land is negligible compared to its value once targeted for future urban development.
For Republicans, the effect of all these white Iowans has been more sinister, providing a subtext for the endless campaign speeches and ads mythologising Iowa as the last bastion of Agrarian Democracy and Family Values.
For Republicans, the effect of all these white Iowans has been more sinister, providing a subtext for the endless campaign speeches and ads mythologizing Iowa as the last bastion of Agrarian Democracy and Family Values.
But others resisted these narratives as threatening to agrarian notions of the value of rural landscapes: notions rooted in a potent agrarian discourse of national identity.
"In my houses, I try to go beneath that to what's even more fundamental in Montana: the agrarian culture, the lifestyle and values that the old ranchers were committed to".
