The property has about four acres of farmland, and mountain views.

It included several hundred acres of farmland that was ripe for development.

At the time there were about 40 million acres of farmland.

I own 18 acres of farmland around my house.

With 100 acres of farmland and outbuildings, there's plenty of scope for creating workshops, studios or party rooms, subject to planning permission.

I was wondering this while watching a film about the burning of rainforest to produce temporarily fertile farmland.

Land surveys in the 1830s encouraged pioneers to settle in the area among the abundance of fertile farmland and woodlands.

By this time the forests were disappearing, replaced by fertile farmland.

In addition to the oil fields, the area was also fertile farmland.

The valley, now cleared of tall-growth trees, became fertile farmland.

In a conserved wilderness, water could be taken to irrigate farmland, sport could be had, and timber could be harvested.

Taking water from streams to irrigate farmland could leave this fish especially at risk in times of low water or drought.

They began digging and blasting to build a new canal that would irrigate farmland and provide water.

The soil would be fertile after drainage, the climate would not be adversely affected, and the enormous lake would be able to irrigate farmland in the dry season.

Nearly 180 acres of productive farmland have been retained.

Recently the government's department of rural development has been airing proposals to nationalise productive farmland as a 'national asset'.

Work to drain it finished in the 1950s, and the swamps are now productive farmland.

Are you saying productive farmland could be nationalised?

The land area covers approximately 125 sqmi of highly productive farmland.

The adjoining stone farm buildings are now in separate ownership but the views from the house over miles of rolling farmland are unspoilt and spectacular.

From the garden there are lovely long views to the west over miles of gently rolling farmland.

We pottered southward through open rolling farmland.

On the days between we pedal across rolling farmland, past reed-fringed lagoons and neolithic dolmens, and along oak-lined avenues, flanked by open grassland or pleasant pine woods.

Nucleated farmsteads usually built of brick with slate or pan tiled roofs were constructed often located on high ground in the rolling farmland.