Agrarian movements are social and political campaigns aimed at improving the conditions of farmers and rural communities. These movements often focus on issues such as land rights, fair wages, and access to resources. They can arise in response to economic challenges, government policies, or environmental concerns that affect agricultural practices. Historically, agrarian movements have played a significant role in shaping agricultural policies and land reforms. Notable examples include the Green Revolution, which aimed to increase food production, and the Farmers' Protest in various countries advocating for better support and rights for farmers. These movements seek to empower rural populations and promote sustainable agricultural practices.