The phrase "agriculture test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assessments or evaluations in the field of agriculture, such as testing soil quality or crop performance.
Example: "The students will take an agriculture test to assess their understanding of sustainable farming practices."
Alternatives: "farming assessment" or "agricultural evaluation".
And an agriculture testing center in the city of Koriyama has analyzed 210,000 samples of local produce, including peaches, rice, asparagus, strawberries and beef from the danger zone.
Taking the time to tease out whether buying granola made in Brooklyn qualifies as supporting local agriculture can test the patience of consumers.
Then there are all those thorny ethical issues that keep bubbling up from science -- stem cell research, end of life definitions, health care expenses, nuclear power, climate change, biotech agriculture, genetic testing -- just part of a list that promises to continue growing in the future.
Papers in this issue cover various topics including transitioning towards sustainable food systems, including the nutrition-sensitive agriculture approach tested in several countries, and resilient livelihoods replacing subsistence agriculture in Pakistan.
Illumina's success has enabled a diverse set of genomics applications: prenatal testing, agriculture, drug development, clinical trial recruitment, oncology, nutrition and fitness, and many more yet to be invented.
Food-price stability depends on good harvests year after year, and extreme weather events increasingly test agriculture's ability to meet demands of a growing population.
JUST is spinning yellow peas into vegan mayo and mung beans into eggs, which means in addition to Michelin star rated chefs, the company has computational biologists and scientists of cellular agriculture in their test kitchen.
American agriculture officials are testing thousands of cattle in an effort to determine if mad cow disease is a problem in this country, but the tests are notoriously imperfect.
California's status as the world's superpower of agriculture is being tested on all sides, even in the state's own supermarkets, prompting farmers and politicians here to question how they will continue to prosper.
Last autumn, the government prodded Aventis into starting a $100 million program to buy as much of the StarLink harvest as possible, and now nearly every major food and agriculture company is testing for Cry9C, the protein produced by StarLink.
