Agricultural reforms refer to changes in policies and practices aimed at improving the efficiency and productivity of the agricultural sector. These reforms can include land redistribution, modernization of farming techniques, and the introduction of new technologies. The goal is often to enhance food security, increase farmers' incomes, and promote sustainable farming practices. Such reforms may also involve government support programs, access to credit, and training for farmers. By addressing issues like land ownership and resource management, agricultural reforms seek to create a more equitable and productive agricultural system, benefiting both farmers and consumers.