The phrase "agricultural context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to farming, agriculture, or rural settings, often to provide background or situational information relevant to agricultural practices or issues.
Example: "In the agricultural context, understanding soil health is crucial for sustainable farming practices."
Alternatives: "farming environment" or "agricultural setting".
Although it muscled its way into the lone session on health, it got but a single mention in its agricultural context, despite its potential impact on farming in poor countries which, of course, made up the majority of the 186 national delegations invited along.
In reality, farms specialising only on the production of energy crops are uncommon in an agricultural context.
Moreover, this document addresses an international audience interested in applying wetland systems in the wider agricultural context.
Subsequent to the previous section, this section has the intention to describe the agricultural context in which the voluntary certification is embedded.
Considering a full-scale application in an agricultural context, a batch test was carried out to evaluate the performance of the system.
In an agricultural context, resource distribution is therefore a key information in assessing whether or not a pest population may invade and persist in a given environment.
What's more, railroads opened up new cotton frontiers in the interior South, expanding the need for slavery in agricultural contexts.
Recent studies, however, warn against generalizing this measure because effects can vary across agricultural contexts and species.
Agricultural contexts, as defined by agro-ecological potential, demography and market connectivity are also dynamic and their trajectory can be described as shifts across stability domains.
Whether this physiological adaptation is a general pattern of response against fungicides or other pesticides would need to be confirmed with other molecules and agricultural contexts.
We report on two practical harvesting case studies arising in agricultural contexts, based on practical data from commercial enterprises, involving minimum and maximum time lags and resource constraints.
