it is called fallow,as in fallow land .not used,or for a period of time.
agriculture.
No, fallow is not a prefix. It is a term used to describe farmland that is left unplanted for a period of time to allow the soil to rest and regenerate nutrients.
The correct answer is length of fallow period.
In Pullman, WA, it is not a requirement for farms to remain fallow during a specific period of time. Farmers in the area typically follow crop rotation practices and soil management techniques to maintain soil fertility and health. The decision to leave fields fallow would depend on individual farming practices and goals.
more fallow, most fallow
inactive land can be fallow
fallow - inactive/not in use In this sentence, my literary skills were fallow. :)
Fallow it is called a fallow
Is the fallow deer a herbivore
Farmland is sometimes 'left fallow' meaning unseeded so the soil can gain nutrients over that period. You cannot keep on growing the same kind of crops year after year or it depletes the soil of certatin nutrients.
A fallow farmland a where a farmland has lots of crops and animals on it. It only has the word fallow in it,is because the farmland was onced fallowed by people and now its called a fallow farmland.