agrologic

9.9

Relating to the study of soil for growing crops

adjective
/ˌæɡrəˈlɒdʒɪk/

Specialized

: agrológico

The agrologic properties of the region's soils determine which crops can be successfully cultivated.

Examples

Farmers rely on agrologic studies to improve their crop yields.
Researchers presented their agrologic findings at the international conference on sustainable farming.
An agrologic survey is essential before starting any major agricultural project.
The agrologic research conducted at the university has been groundbreaking.
An agrologic survey is essential before starting any major agricultural project.
Farmers rely on agrologic studies to improve their crop yields.
The agrologic properties of the region's soils determine which crops can be successfully cultivated.

Synonyms

agronomic

vsagrologic

Specialized

1 7.3

Relating to farming, especially growing crops and caring for soil

emphasizes scientific study of soils within agriculture rather than broad management

agrological

vsagrologic

Canadian

8.8

About the soil and how it helps crops grow

is the study of soils in agriculture generally rather than only crop focus

agronomical

vsagrologic

Specialized

7.6

Relating to the study of soil and crops for growing food

focuses on scientific study of soils rather than management practice

edaphic

vsagrologic

Specialized

9.9

Relating to soil and how it affects plant growth

is about soil study for agriculture specifically rather than general biological effects

Surface Forms

agrologic positive

Morphology

agrologic = agrology (semi-transparent) = agro + logic

The term 'agrologic' is derived from 'agrology', which combines 'agro' (relating to agriculture) and 'logic' (study or science), but the specific meaning related to soil study is specialized.

Etymology

The word agrologic comes from agro- meaning 'field' or 'farm', the same agro- in agriculture, and from -logy meaning 'study', like in biology. So, agrologic describes the study of soils and things related to farming.