agricultural reform
Changing land policies
Agricultural reform refers to changes in laws, policies, or practices governing farming and land use.
Reform efforts typically address land ownership and distribution, farming methods, or market access for farmers.
The term often implies making agriculture more equitable or efficient: The government promised agricultural reform to help small farmers compete with agribusiness.
- expropriationGovernment taking private property
- redistributionSharing out again differently
- land grantsGovernment-awarded real estate parcels
- mechanizationConverting to machine operation
- fair wagesReasonable compensation for labor
property rights · subsidies · communal farming · collective farms · tenure · crop insurance · dispossession · emancipation · price controls · irrigation systems · government incentives · soil conservation · farmer cooperatives · tariffs · cash crops · landlord · plantation · peasant
- DenmarkDanish, Copenhagen, Danes, Danish flag, Greenland
- economic policymonetary policy, tax policy, fiscal discipline, fiscal stimulus, fiscal restraint
- Soviet EraUSSR, Soviet Union, Soviet rule, CCCP, Eastern Bloc
- postwarrebuilding, demobilization, peace treaties, treaty signing, war reparations
- reformsderegulation, privatising, labor laws, labor reforms, liberalization
- land reformland redistribution, land distribution, land seizures, land policy, land settlement
agricultural reformplantation economy
Agricultural system exploiting enslaved workers
agricultural reformindustrial policy
Government guidance of production
industrialization · urban development · industrial development · urban renewal · factory system