Especially the unusual kind that you get in Zim.
Characterized by full irrigation dams, burnt-out bore hole pumps, vandalized drip irrigation systems, veldt fires and land from which farm workers have been forcibly evicted.
In 2 years Zim's agrarian sector has gone from highly technological farming system, hedged against dry spells using modern planning and a net exporter of agricultural products to become a medieval, subsistence, slash-and burn, scratch agricultural system in which irrigation means sending the wife and the girls a kilometer or more to fetch pails of water from the nearest stream.