Meanings of purely agricultural in English

The South is as nearly a purely agricultural country as is Russia or South America.

Henceforth, indeed, the farming I describe may be called industrial, purely agricultural products being secondary.

According to my ideas, this is the result of the purely agricultural occupation of the people.

It is purely agricultural; agricultural in its produce, agricultural in its poor, and agricultural in its pleasures.

It is almost purely agricultural in its habits, and divided into great classes as in civilized countries.

Even if a community were purely agricultural, the necessities of the situation would make diversification of industry.

A multitude of her purely agricultural towns are undergoing, more or less rapidly, a process of depopulation.

From this point the track sweeps downward to Bartons Crossing, Helmdale, and the purely agricultural county of Merton.

No purely agricultural county does so.

Their wealth was purely agricultural.

A curious democratic assembly to be met with in a rural village in a purely agricultural district, extremely conservative in politics.

With the northward revolution caused by steam and coal, Sussex, like the rest of southern England, has fallen back to a purely agricultural life.

The electoral districts would be, some of them, in purely agricultural places, and in these the parson and the squire would have almost unlimited power.

I happened at the time to visit a purely agricultural and Conservative county, and I asked the local Tories, Do you understand this Reform Bill?

" Purely agricultural districts are always a little difficult."