n.
Land that is fit or used for growing crops.
cropland
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(krŏp'lănd')
n.
Land that is fit or used for growing crops.
n.
Land that is fit or used for growing crops.
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Property devoted to growing annual agricultural products. Contrast withPasture and Grazing Land, Range Land.
Example: Carol's farm consisted of 100 acres of cropland on which corn and wheat were planted.
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