The phrase "agricultural group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective of individuals or organizations involved in agriculture, such as farmers, agronomists, or agricultural businesses.
Example: "The agricultural group met to discuss sustainable farming practices and the future of crop production."
Alternatives: "farming association" or "agriculture collective".
"Labeling is a sham," said Mary Kay Thatcher, lobbyist for American Farm Bureau, a powerful agricultural group.
"We just don't have the biotech capability, and cost-effective access to biotech is now critical," said Fredric Corrigan, president of Cargill's agricultural group.
Q. Tell me more about that. A. It was an agricultural group, and I had the responsibility to lead a team that stretched from Mexico to Canada.
Now, with a weak economy, Mr. Lang and the Iowa agricultural group decided that farmers could not justify taking the money.
"Well, I don't know if production would stop, but it would certainly create many difficulties," said Simone Solfanelli, the president of the Cremona chapter of Coldiretti, Italy's largest agricultural group.
"That is a question I'd rather not have to think about," said Stephen Birmingham, the general manager of the Westlands Water District, a powerful San Joaquin Valley agricultural group, when asked how he would respond if his efforts to obtain more water were dropped from the bills.
Not all agricultural groups support the legislation currently moving through Congress.
Agricultural groups estimate the financial toll on Italian farmers at about $6 billion so far.
These commodities are produced in Colombia by well-organized and politically influential agricultural groups.
Examples of this progressive approach abound, offering a valuable playbook to other agricultural groups.
Agricultural groups had challenged the standards for coarse particulates as unnecessarily stringent, but the court rejected their view.
