agrarian in the PONS Dictionary

agrarian Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

МЗГАР
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Agrarian Reform
дружба
local organization of the Bulgarian Agrarian Union
земеделец
member of the Bulgarian Agrarian Party
БЗНС-НС
Bulgarian Agrarian Party - People's Union

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These alternated between one and the other depending on the relative strength of the nomadic and agrarian heartlands.
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In the nineteenth century the valley was given over to mostly agrarian and pastoral uses.
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However, when he was reporting to the prefecture, the prefecture had become overrun by agrarian rebels, and he was unable to take office.
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He is particularly popular among those engaged in agrarian pursuits, for whom the fear of snakebite is common.
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The museum contains more than 2,600 artifacts and farm tools from the local agrarian culture.
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Fables began as an expression of the slave culture and their background is in the simplicity of agrarian life.
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Large section of people rely on individual agrarian income to make their livelihoods.
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After finishing his studies, he began working in the agrarian sector.
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In an agrarian society cultivating the land is the primary source of wealth.
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It remained generally agrarian and in 1930 had 95 farms.
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