Agricultural reform refers to changes in policies and practices aimed at improving the efficiency and sustainability of farming. This can include land redistribution, modernization of farming techniques, and the introduction of new technologies. The goal is to enhance food production, support farmers, and ensure better access to resources. These reforms can also address social issues, such as poverty and inequality, by providing smallholder farmers with the tools and support they need. Successful agricultural reform often involves collaboration between governments, non-governmental organizations, and local communities to create a more equitable and productive agricultural system.