The phrase "agricultural premises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to buildings or land used for farming or agricultural activities.
Example: "The new regulations will apply to all agricultural premises within the county."
Alternatives: "farming facilities" or "agricultural properties".
Food sovereignty is the right of a people to define their own food and agricultural systems, premised on growing domestically for domestic consumption.
First, the June 2003 Agricultural census of livestock premises combined with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) list of livestock premises; second, the Cattle Tracing System (CTS); and third, E.coli O157 prevalence data.
The implementation of this management policy not only would improve the water and landscape quality as well as the tourist perspectives, but also allow for a much more efficient planning of the agricultural and, under some premises, hydroelectric energy needs.
This technique was applied to Great Britain's farm premises, as recorded by the June 2000 agricultural census, to determine which farms were contiguous to other farms, and culling of CPs within model simulations were determined on this basis [ 3].
Rapid agricultural advances in the 19th Century proved his main premise wrong, because food production generally more than kept pace with the growing population.
Of the 494 premises that were not recorded in any of the agricultural census databases used in this study, 244 were also not recorded in the pig keeper register.
Takigawa, a town in northern Japan, is building a hot springs resort using agricultural promotion funds, justifying it on the grounds that a shop on the premises will sell local produce.
The premise of this work is an empirical procedure for calibrating flexible agricultural production models which can be used to evaluate the effect of agricultural policy on agricultural productivity, agricultural sector activity, agricultural returns and natural resources.
The premise is that areas with enhanced groundwater accumulations represent the best locations for agricultural development that is underway in this region and that deeper sources groundwater resources are the most sustainable.
Blue River Technology's main premise is to reduce the use of chemicals in food production by optimizing agricultural methods via robotics systems that can automatically recognize plants and make decisions about which seedlings to thin or identify weeds to eliminate.
