The phrase "agriculture programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured plan or initiative related to farming, crop production, or agricultural education.
Example: "The government has launched a new agriculture programme aimed at improving sustainable farming practices."
Alternatives: "farming initiative" or "agricultural scheme".
All the departments involved in the bachelor of agriculture programme are required to include core courses in agricultural extension, thus the degree engenders close collaboration among the various departments.
The money will be channelled through the adaptation for smallholder agriculture programme to help farmers adapt to the impact of climate change.
A senior economist and the National Farmers Union Scotland (NFUS) said the EU referendum vote raised significant doubts over the future of £452m in common agriculture programme spending in Scotland, because of the current Treasury deal to fund Holyrood.
The supposed differences between "traditional" north-south aid and south-south co-operation are exaggerated – there is little "horizontal" about Chinese aid to South Sudan, for instance, while criticisms of Brazil's agriculture programme in Mozambique, whether justified or not, have all the hallmarks of a typical aid relationship.
The Youth in Agriculture Programme (YIAP), which is a public sector commercial entity, initiated by Ghana government in 2006, seeks to motivate the youth into farming.
IFAD's Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme (ASAP) is an example of how adaptive technological change and innovation can be implemented through traditional agriculture projects.
In Cleveland, Ohio, part of a mall has been given over to indoor gardens, with the idea that it might be a model for other urban agriculture programmes.
Jules N. Pretty is the Director of Sustainable Agriculture Programmes, International Institute for Environment and Development, London.
Based on its success, other national agriculture programmes and projects are now adopting an FFS approach.
Strategies incorporating commodity-based trading could re-balance the need for the safe trade of beef products on the one hand whilst also re-aligning appropriate conservation initiatives with agriculture programmes (Thomson et al. 2004; Cumming 2010; Scoones et al. 2010).
Governments can use these texts to develop national organic agriculture programmes which are often more detailed as they respond to specific country needs.
