The phrase "agricultural operators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities involved in agricultural production or farming activities.
Example: "The government is implementing new policies to support agricultural operators in their efforts to increase crop yields."
Alternatives: "farmers" or "agricultural producers".
In concept water quality trading programs can create incentives for agricultural operators to supply low cost pollutant reductions while still keeping land in agricultural production.
The producers, suppliers, and users of PPPs regularly point out that in addition to the directly measurable benefits for agricultural operators, chemical plant protection also provides considerable macroeconomic benefits.
Unfortunately, this kind of infrastructure represents a significant financial outlay, one that would also add to the workload of agricultural operators.
In 2012, more than 354 million acres across the United States were rented to agricultural operators for animal or plant production (National Agricultural Statistics Service 2014).
In past years, full-owners (agricultural operators who own 100%% of the land they farm) farmed a majority of American farmland.
Here we examine this issue using a survey of agricultural operators in the Clear Creek watershed in Iowa, a state with intensive agricultural production.
The dictionary has been replaced by O*Net (online.onetcenter.org), a Web site listing about 1,000 much broader job categories, like agricultural equipment operators or tool grinders, filers and sharpeners.
In this study, an automatic rescue system was proposed to monitor agricultural machinery operators using machine vision.
These results indicate that the multi-axial suspension seat may reduce the lateral WBV exposures and associated muscular loading in the neck and low back in agricultural vehicle operators.
Free primary health care is provided to permanent employees (e.g., oil mill operators, agricultural technicians, other technical staff, managers and administrative staff) through company infirmaries located in each estate.
Harvesting operation with agricultural combines imposes excessive physical loads on the operators and the poorly designed seats may be an important contributory factor in this regard.
