Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro   |             given the predominantly agricultural nature of the economy of
 2  I (4)  |         form of organization of the agricultural sector seems to be on the
 3  I (6)  |          operates on the margins of agricultural production and is involved
 4  I,2    |      lowering of exchange rates for agricultural, as against industrial,
 5  I,3    |  interpretation of the needs of the agricultural sector as it moves from
 6  I,3    |          and cultural traditions of agricultural societies, which has often
 7  I,4    |                   The Management of Agricultural Exports~9. In many developing
 8  I,4    |          have managed the export of agricultural production have often further
 9  I,4    |           facilitating loans to the agricultural sector have distorted price
10  I,4    |             supply of jobs owing to agricultural mechanization have made
11  I,4    |         lack of a public service of agricultural training prevents such farmers,
12  I (9)  |        these policies in support of agricultural exports and large-scale
13  I,5    |            expansion of large-scale agricultural concerns, the establishment
14  I,5    |        timber in areas of expanding agricultural frontiers have been decided,
15  I,7    |              a lack of concern over agricultural research and training, and
16  I,10   |                                     Agricultural Research and Training~16.
17  I,10   |          major deficiencies concern agricultural research and training,(12)
18  I (12) |           effort of shortcomings in agricultural training services on the
19  I (12) |      services on the poverty of the agricultural sector in many developing
20  I,12   |            in the country's overall agricultural production: in countries
21  I,12   |     countries with a less developed agricultural economy, there is usually
22  I,12   |            reduction of the overall agricultural production of the country;~
23  I,12   |          savings accumulated in the agricultural sector, which are not used
24  I,13   |             are heavy and high. The agricultural sector is enmeshed in a
25  I,13   |        legally — the development of agricultural production. While the use
26 II      |           ON OWNERSHIP OF LAND ~AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT~
27 II,6    | uncultivated for speculation, while agricultural production should, in fact,
28 II (29) |          means of production in the agricultural sector "is just and legitimate
29 II,7    |             possible realisation of agricultural productive potential must
30 III,1   |     Necessary Instrument ...~42. An agricultural structure marked by the
31 III,1   |         term, it inhibits growth of agricultural production and employment,
32 III,1   |             of concern should be an agricultural reform that ensures a different
33 III,1   |        level of salaries.~Increased agricultural productivity would guarantee
34 III,2   |          and social problems of the agricultural sector in developing countries.
35 III,2   |             a steady improvement in agricultural productivity and the marketing
36 III (50)|        production and processing of agricultural production in developing
37 III,10  |           rises in certain costs of agricultural production and in the price