The phrase "agricultural development programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives or strategies aimed at improving agricultural practices, productivity, or sustainability.
Example: "The government has launched several agricultural development programmes to support local farmers and enhance food security."
Alternatives: "agricultural enhancement initiatives" or "farm development projects".
While Ali's project is funded privately, NGOs working in Syria are funding similar agricultural development programmes.
This programme is examining investments in Nepal and Uganda to better understand how agricultural development programmes can best lead to nutritional outcomes.
In the third stage, two rural Agricultural Development Programmes (ADP) zones were purposively chosen from each of the three selected States.
Dry season farming of new crops - maize, sugarcane and Irish potatoes - was introduced in the 1960s and greatly encouraged by World Bank-funded agricultural development programmes in the 1970s.
Where previous contact with scientists involved in development initiatives had occurred (and not only in agricultural development programmes), respondents reported a high degree of trust and confidence in members of the scientific community.
NPK 15-15-15 was purchased from Agricultural Development Programme, while the imported cabbage seeds (Benelli cultivar) were purchased from a certified seed company Agro-Farm Enterprises, Akure.
Prior to joining government, Shah was director of agricultural development in the global development programme at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, where he worked for seven years.
While environmental degradation resulted in low agricultural yields as well as poor fuelwood and fodder yields in most areas, diversification of agriculture in flood terraces in lower valleys due to Government development programmes improved agricultural participation.
Participation in agricultural development and/or good agricultural practice programmes is expected to affect the farmer's decision positively if, through such programmes, the farmer is motivated to apply innovations and changes that facilitate the implementation of a QMS, or becomes more receptive to changes.
Despite the fact that rural women and men are both active agents in agricultural and rural development, women have generally been ignored in development programmes that provide agricultural support systems to farmers.
