The phrase "agricultural component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or aspects related to agriculture within a larger context, such as a project, study, or industry analysis.
Example: "The agricultural component of the sustainability plan focuses on improving crop yields and reducing environmental impact."
Alternatives: "farming element" or "agricultural aspect".
26 to Sept. 6 this year), are put on by the state government; but any large annual event that typically includes a midway and entertainment as well as an agricultural component can call itself a state fair.
And third, it takes pressure off the agricultural component of the cannabis industry.
Within each agroforestry system, the forested land-use consistently had greater total SOC and SOC in all size fractions than the agricultural component.
The two languages may be genetically related (Whitman 1985, 2011), but while the inherited vocabulary that these languages share includes an agricultural component ('field', 'millet'), clear evidence for rice-related words is missing (Robbeets, p.c. July 2011).
The Sprague River basin also has a large agricultural component and return flows, so any attempt during calibration to maintain a match in volumes results in an overestimate of the peak flows.
This poses some extremely daunting challenges for projecting (much less quantifying) impacts for systems that have an agricultural component.
Malleable iron was widely used for automotive and agricultural components, pipe fittings, and valves; but since the development of spheroidal graphite ductile iron, its use has declined due to the high cost of annealing treatment, which requires expensive furnace equipment.
Traditional material could be employed in other agricultural components, e.g. for food aging, a technique used since Roman times, involving the use of earthenware amphorae, buried in the soil and used for storing wine and oil.
Results showed that the IS promotes the highest reduction of the agricultural components of straw recovery cost and the optimum IRR considering the vertical integration of sugarcane biorefineries was observed by adopting this system.
Rivers and streams form very important landscape components, equally or more important than agricultural components, principally because they provide fish and crabs for local diets.
"Rural" should not be equated with "agricultural"; a prime example of successful rural development with a strong non-agricultural component is the case of Taiwan.
