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Farmland is land that is under cultivation to grow food crops, or land on which to breed animals for meat, milk, wool, leather, etc.
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What is the large plot of arable land?
Arable land in common terms, is farmland that can be used to grow crops.
Which is likely to have better farmland or a high island or a low island?
A low land because think about it (low land) means that you can hav full acsses to water. and if it's high you will have a harder time to get water to your farmland.
The land of a farm is called?
Farmland, tillable acres, ground, acres are all terms that farmers use when talking about the land that they farm.
What state is about 95 percent farm land?
There is no state that has 95% of its land dedicated to farming. However, Nebraska's land is 93% farmland, and has a total of 45,885,000 acres.
Is Russian land good for farming?
Russian farmland is considered to be one of the most fertile land areas in the world second only to the American Midwest.
What does permanent crop farmland mean?
Permanent crop farmland is land cultivated with crops that occupy the land for long periods and need not be replanted after each harvest, such as cocoa, coffee, and rubber. This category includes land under flowering shrubs, fruit trees, nut trees, and vines, but excludes land under trees grown for wood or timber.
What is another word for farmland?
crop terrain
Forest have more what than single crop farmland?
biodiversity
Forests have more than single-crop farmland?
biodiversity
What do you call farmland?
Another name for farmland is arable land. The word arable comes from the Latin 'arabilis', which means land that can be plowed.
What do rabbits make in farmers farmland?
Probably stealing the farmers crops and food.
In order to get more farmland the greeks?
tn order to get more farmland the geeks had to irrigate their land.
Why is it important to preserve farmland?
It is important to preserve farmland because the land produces crops that we eat.
Why are there few areas for farmland?
it not alot of land
What is the symbol for farmland on map?
Open Land
What can plowing of farmland lead to?
The ploughing of farm land is usually done after a crop has been harvested in the autumn, and before winter sets in. This allows the winter frosts and freezing rain to break down the ploughed earth, ready for harrowing, fertilising or manuring, and sowing of a new crop in the spring.
What system of farmland rental that allowed former slaves to grow crops for a portion of the crop grown?
Sharecropping
