Definition of cropland in English:

cropland

nounˈkrɒpland

mass nounalso croplands

Land used for growing crops.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its watershed is highly agricultural, mostly made up of cultivated croplands, pastures, or fallow land.
- African herdsmen gather, or corral, their animals directly onto croplands at night between crop cycles.
- Forests, croplands, and grasslands around the world are thought to be valuable for offsetting carbon dioxide emissions from industry and vehicles.
- Land also shifts among agricultural uses, such as pasture and cropland.
- The spreading of manure on cropland or pasture can be a source of odors.
- When landslides destroy cropland, farmers slash and burn adjacent forests in order to feed their families.
- To this end, many thousands of acres of cropland have been terraced.
- An estimated 80,000 acres of cropland in four counties was affected by the hail.
- The result was a healthier diet for the cows and a better net return per acre of cropland.
- Of this total, 75.5 million acres was used for cropland.
- The region is representative of more than 7 million acres of Midwest cropland.
- Nearly 94,000 acres of Ohio cropland were involved.
- When spraying borders adjoining cropland, be sure to read and follow harvest and grazing restrictions.
- Calculations of this type, applied to different farms, will frequently show needs of 2 to 6 tons of manure per acre of cropland.
- Vegetation is tropical rainforest, with increasing areas of pasture and cropland outside the station.
- Irrigation equipment has been adapted for disposal of liquid manure and wastewaters on cropland.
- Using aerial photographs, farmers can get detailed overviews of their croplands to see which plants look healthy and which don't.
- How can researchers accurately estimate where, when, and how many grasshoppers are invading croplands from surrounding areas?
- The procedure should then be repeated in different areas surrounding cropland or in different areas of rangeland and pastures.
- As much or more management is required for grasslands than for cropland, he said.

单词	cropland
释义	Definition of cropland in English: cropland nounˈkrɒpland mass nounalso croplands Land used for growing crops. Example sentencesExamples Its watershed is highly agricultural, mostly made up of cultivated croplands, pastures, or fallow land. African herdsmen gather, or corral, their animals directly onto croplands at night between crop cycles. Forests, croplands, and grasslands around the world are thought to be valuable for offsetting carbon dioxide emissions from industry and vehicles. Land also shifts among agricultural uses, such as pasture and cropland. The spreading of manure on cropland or pasture can be a source of odors. When landslides destroy cropland, farmers slash and burn adjacent forests in order to feed their families. To this end, many thousands of acres of cropland have been terraced. An estimated 80,000 acres of cropland in four counties was affected by the hail. The result was a healthier diet for the cows and a better net return per acre of cropland. Of this total, 75.5 million acres was used for cropland. The region is representative of more than 7 million acres of Midwest cropland. Nearly 94,000 acres of Ohio cropland were involved. When spraying borders adjoining cropland, be sure to read and follow harvest and grazing restrictions. Calculations of this type, applied to different farms, will frequently show needs of 2 to 6 tons of manure per acre of cropland. Vegetation is tropical rainforest, with increasing areas of pasture and cropland outside the station. Irrigation equipment has been adapted for disposal of liquid manure and wastewaters on cropland. Using aerial photographs, farmers can get detailed overviews of their croplands to see which plants look healthy and which don't. How can researchers accurately estimate where, when, and how many grasshoppers are invading croplands from surrounding areas? The procedure should then be repeated in different areas surrounding cropland or in different areas of rangeland and pastures. As much or more management is required for grasslands than for cropland, he said.
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