The phrase "agricultural progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advancements or improvements in the field of agriculture, such as technology, practices, or policies that enhance productivity or sustainability.
Example: "The government has implemented several initiatives to promote agricultural progress in rural areas."
Alternatives: "agricultural development" or "advancements in agriculture".
But such agricultural progress could not be taken for granted.
So the aim of the treaty is less to create a common free market than to facilitate agricultural progress within the framework of a common protection.
After graduation, he came back to Wyoming with one or two ideas about agricultural progress and tried too soon to get into the legislature when the times favored conservative, frugal ranchers as political leaders, not spendthrift rich men, a label his father's private golf course had burned into an envious population.
Efforts have been made to encourage agricultural progress by means of agrarian reform in favour of the peasant who does not own his land or whose share of the crop is relatively small, and who therefore has little incentive to invest capital or expend effort to improve the land and raise productivity.
Charles III's agrarian policy, however, timid in face of landed interests, failed to deal with the greatest obstacles to agricultural progress and to the welfare of the rural masses in Spain large untilled estates and legally unalterable succession in the inheritance of landed property.
The absence of representation from elected representatives, farmers' or civil society associations illustrate the evident breach of democratic procedures on issues of agricultural progress -failing to uphold the concerns of the marginal and poor farmers.
Electricity is the cornerstone of health care, sanitation services, and the educational, economic, scientific, and agricultural progresses that characterize a modern society.
Money on monitoring initiatives would be well spent, and there should be extra money set aside to correct courses as agricultural endeavours progress.
Government's agricultural program, urges progress by destruction, recovery by dissuasion, has never been clearcut in this regard.
Upon the collapse of the 1745 rebellion, the penal laws destroyed the ascendancy of Episcopalianism and the feudal power of the landowners and paved the way for the ensuing era of agricultural and industrial progress.
Over the whole NEP period the disproportion between agricultural and industrial progress was seen as a major problem, producing what Trotsky described at the 12th Party Congress in 1923 as the "scissors crisis," from the shape of the graph of (comparatively) high industrial and low agricultural prices.
