The agrarian movement refers to a social and political campaign aimed at improving the conditions of farmers and rural communities. It often focuses on issues such as land reform, fair pricing for crops, and access to resources. The movement seeks to empower farmers and promote sustainable agricultural practices, ensuring that they receive fair treatment and support from governments and markets. Historically, the agrarian movement has been associated with various groups and organizations, including the Populist Party in the United States during the late 19th century. It has also inspired global movements advocating for the rights of smallholder farmers and promoting food sovereignty, emphasizing the importance of local control over food production.