Agricultural organization

Agriculture
History History of organic farming Neolithic Revolution Agriculture in Mesoamerica Austronesian Expansion Ancient Egyptian agriculture Agriculture in ancient Greece Agriculture in ancient Rome Arab Agricultural Revolution British Agricultural Revolution Green Revolution Chinampa
On land Animal husbandry cattle pigs poultry sheep Dairy Dryland Extensive Fertilizer Free-range Grazing Hobby Intensive animals pigs crops Natural Orchard Organic Paddy field Ranching Sharecropping Slash-and-burn Terrace Steam sterilization
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Categories Agriculture by country companies Biotechnology Livestock Meat industry Poultry farming

For the United Nations agency, see Food and Agriculture Organization.

An agricultural organization is an organization such as the American Farm Bureau Federation which advocates the interests of farmers, ranchers or agribusiness or provides information about agriculture. "Agriculture" is often informally shortened to "ag". Agricultural organizations vary in terms of the sector they represent and in terms of their policy orientation.

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