Agrarium is a term used to describe a place or area of land that is specifically designated for agricultural purposes, such as farming, gardening, or horticulture. It may also refer to a facility or institution that focuses on agricultural research, education, or production.
Agrarium is a legal term that refers to a piece of land or property primarily used for agricultural purposes. It encompasses various aspects related to farming, cultivation, and the raising of livestock. The term is often used in legal documents, such as land deeds, zoning regulations, and agricultural contracts, to define the specific use and restrictions placed on the land. Agrarium is an important concept in land law as it helps to distinguish agricultural land from other types of property and ensures that it is protected and regulated appropriately.
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This glossary post was last updated: 29th March 2024.
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