Agrarian Reform refers to the process of redistributing land and resources to promote fair access for farmers and rural communities. This often involves breaking up large estates and providing land to landless or small-scale farmers, aiming to improve agricultural productivity and reduce poverty. The reform can also include changes in agricultural policies, such as providing credit, technical assistance, and infrastructure support. Successful agrarian reforms can lead to increased food security and economic development, benefiting both the farmers and the broader community.