What are we going to do with our agricultural sector?

About 25% of the people are involved in the agricultural sector.

I would like to end with a reference to the agricultural sector.

It has a relatively small agricultural sector, but strong industry and services.

Many would later leave, and there remains a large agricultural sector.

This has to be taken into account when we talk about the agricultural sector.

The financial and economic crisis has also had an impact on the agricultural sector.

The agricultural sector is also a major source of income for the local economy.

Particular attention should be paid to the agricultural sector and consumers.

The agricultural sector provides clear added value to the European economy.

The agricultural sector will also have to play a prominent role.

The decision was taken to develop a strong and healthy agricultural sector.

However we have not, thus far, received such a proposal for the agricultural sector.

Since the 1930s, the agricultural sector had been subject to price controls.

Women's role in the agricultural sector increased during the 1960s and has continued to grow.

In 1949 about half of the country's output came from the agricultural sector.

It is such a vital issue for the agricultural sector.

This does not pose any problems within the agricultural sector.

The most dominant form of economic activity was the agricultural sector.

The agricultural sector is small, with most food being imported.

"Hope, you have had experience in the agricultural sector," Spirit said to me.

The agricultural sector managed to provide for the food needs of Japan's growing population.

Do you believe that the world market could be a golden opportunity for our agricultural sector?

But where corn is concerned, we are all part of the agricultural sector.

The agricultural sector employs nearly 75 percent of the country's 38 million people.

It is Ireland's largest insurer to the agri-sector and the second largest company in the non-health general insurance market.

The Agricultural Development Bank of Trinidad and Tobago is a financial institution committed to encouraging the growth of the agri-sector of that country and the Caribbean as a whole.

We are all aware that the agri-sector is beset by low margins, and the least, I think, that EU farmers can expect is that the cost of inputs should not be increased by the failure of the EU to act sufficiently quickly to establish authorisations.