The phrase "agricultural project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific initiative or undertaking related to farming or agriculture.
Example: "The government has launched a new agricultural project aimed at improving crop yields in rural areas."
Alternatives: "farming initiative" or "agriculture program".
People in the west now understand one of the problems we have had — which is why I am such a huge believer in the issue of better governance — that whilst it might be good to spend £10m on a small scale agricultural project, you might be better spending that money reforming an agriculture ministry".
Are they part of an agricultural project at an elementary school nearby?
They are demanding that the government allow them to set up a communal agricultural project on part of the land.
I'm going to visit family as well as oversee an agricultural project I run with local farmers.
"The restricted area's identification is loose," said Tareq al-Qatta, an agricultural project supervisor with the aid organization Oxfam International.
In the 1980s he set up an agricultural project outside Homs where young people with mental health problems could work.
The land-use planning report of the Southern Kassala Agricultural Project (SKAP 1992) cautioned against the spread of LSMA in Gadarif State onto land which is marginally suitable in terms of environmental protection and agricultural sustainability.
Then he emerged in a clearing, proclaiming, "Welcome to the People's Temple Agricultural Project".
Large tracts of irrigated land were developed as part of the Artibonite Valley Agricultural Project.
The Livelihood Empowerment Agricultural Project (Leap), is run by the Wuli and Sandu Development Agency (Wasda) in partnership with the British NGO Concern Universal (CU), and supported by the UK's Big Lottery Fund.
Most were taken at the Peoples Temple Agricultural Project in Guyana, better known as "Jonestown".
