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acreage

[ey-ker-ij] / ˈeɪ kər ɪdʒ /


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With that data, farmers can cover their crops before, say, an incoming snap frost that could kill a large portion of their acreage.

From BBC

The same couldn't be said for her stunned husband, but Bloor herself was barely fazed, having grown up on acreage around snakes.

From BBC

Those hoping for recent momentum in soybean futures to continue, and potentially lead to profitable acreage, are probably out of luck.

From The Wall Street Journal

Adds Mitchell, “We understand the numbers and acreage,” he says before rattling off a host of fire statistics.

From Los Angeles Times

“But ultimately, this was a decision that came down to AT&T’s desire for a new horizontal location with significant acreage for development.”

From The Wall Street Journal