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cropland

[krop-land] / ˈkrɒpˌlænd /


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Some of the methods analyzed included planting crops in the off season to pull more carbon into the soil, a practice called cover copping; reducing tillage, which can limit the carbon-releasing decay of organic matter in the soil; and converting cropland to grasses or other perennials.

From Salon

The surrounding cropland was submerged for several months afterward, leaving a soggy, useless mess.

From Washington Post

Another 3,000 were injured, 300,000 acres of cropland were ruined and 28,000 houses were damaged or destroyed, along with 425 schools, 16 hospitals and numerous bridges.

From Washington Post

The Salton Sea, California’s largest lake, relies on runoff from cropland to stay full.

From New York Times

It has been estimated that 24% of all plant growth annually is now appropriated by humans and this rises to a staggering 69% on cropland.

From Salon