The phrase "agricultural setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or context related to farming or agriculture.
Example: "The research was conducted in an agricultural setting, where various crops were cultivated and studied for their growth patterns."
Alternatives: "farming environment" or "rural context".
Researchers surveyed three distinct applicator types: industrial weed management (utility right-of-way), agriculture, and aerial (which are mostly spraying in an agricultural setting).
But the typical agricultural setting of Harisal was about to change.
Here, in the language of its agricultural setting, the community is promised reward for obedience and punishment for disobedience.
Hundreds of millions more play free, simple, sociable games on Facebook, such as "Lexulous", which is a bit like Scrabble, and "FarmVille", a game with an agricultural setting.
But Bridgehampton National, which has deposits of $193 million, looks on the project as helping to maintain the character of the East End as a marine and agricultural setting.
Louise Williams, 16, from Salisbury, who was recruited through Aim Higher, says she had originally planned to work with animals and is about to start a veterinary science course at college; this course, however, has given her an insight into how she might integrate her love of animals with a career in an agricultural setting "and being outdoors, which I love".
The authorities then organised a rural outing for foreign journalists to an agricultural set-up near Deir ez-Zor, who duly reported the baffled denials from Syrian crop scientists who said they had neither seen nor heard a thing.In this section Will the war start all over again?
Hence, the findings suggest that farms could increase their production without purchasing more inputs under the given agricultural set.
The study shows that both agricultural set-aside and the stocking rate decrease have led to a more natural landscape.
The effect of buffer strips to reduce the input into ponds should be investigated, as should the design of habitats, e.g. existing biodiversity-promoting areas (a type of agricultural set-aside), so that they too benefit the amphibians.
The reports on pesticide exposure in the agricultural set (15 ALL, 4 AML, and 7 controls, Table 3) accounted for 3.3% of all participants.
