Land Reform: Land reform refers to government-initiated changes in land ownership patterns aimed at achieving social justice or economic efficiency. These reforms can involve redistributing lands among farmers or implementing regulations on land use rights.
Agricultural Subsidies: Agricultural subsidies are financial aids provided by governments to farmers or agricultural businesses. They are intended to support and promote agricultural production, stabilize prices, or protect domestic farmers from international competition.
Trade Embargo: A trade embargo is a government-imposed restriction on trade with a specific country. This can impact agricultural land use by limiting the import or export of certain agricultural products, affecting production and market access.