field-crop
- adjective
- /fiːld krɒp/
- The research focused on improving field-crop yields under changing climate conditions.
Examples
-
Their agricultural supply center stocks a variety of field-crop seeds for local farmers.
-
The farmer specializes in field-crop production.
-
He specializes in field-crop management and consults with farms across the region.
-
The field-crop season has just begun!
-
The research focused on improving field-crop yields under changing climate conditions.
-
He specializes in field-crop management and consults with farms across the region.
-
Their agricultural supply center stocks a variety of field-crop seeds for local farmers.
Synonyms
Connected with farming, growing crops, or keeping animals
How Weedy
- Specialized
- US
Surface Forms
Etymology
Field-crop comes from the two simple words field and crop, where field means 'open land' and crop means 'plants grown for food or sale'. So, field-crop describes crops grown on open fields rather than in gardens or greenhouses.