The phrase "agricultural effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or consequences of agricultural practices, policies, or environmental changes.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the agricultural effects of climate change on crop yields in the region."
Alternatives: "farming impacts" or "agricultural impacts".
Although riparian forest buffers are commonly advocated as best management practices, the extent of forest necessary to effectively mitigate upstream agricultural effects on streams remains unresolved.
Agricultural effects on GHGs emissions have been studied extensively [9, 10].
My favorite was Queen of the Sun, a gorgeously shot film about the disastrous agricultural effects of the bee colony collapse epidemic sweeping the Western world.
It has been observed that 65% of the residue from sugarcane harvesting can be removed from the fields as dry leaves (straw), without causing negative agricultural effects [ 20].
It has been found that about 65% of the residue from harvesting can be removed as dry leaves from the fields without causing negative agricultural effects [ 22].
But the agricultural effect of changing weather varies a lot.
Results showed that four principal components (industrial effect, domestic factor, natural source and agricultural effect) accounted for 65.59 % of the total variance among the water quality parameters.
FA identified four latent factors that explained 65.59 % of total variance, namely industrial effect, domestic factor, natural source and agricultural effect.
The R-mode factor analysis suggests that there are three major processes (domestic factor, natural process and agricultural effect) controlling the river water hydrochemistry.
Agricultural management effects on soil organic carbon (SOC) can be significant, but are often relatively small compared with the total SOC pool and its field scale variability.
Agricultural secondary effects need to be minimized, such as the emerging microbial resistance from antibiotics in animal waste that is included in farm runoff and the introduction of microdams for irrigation in Ethiopia that resulted in a 7-fold increase in malaria (Ghebreyesus et al. 1999).
