Definition of farmland in English:

farmland

nounˈfɑːmlandˈfɑrmˌlænd

mass nounalso farmlands

Land used for farming.
Example sentencesExamples
- Eighty per cent of the land in the village is farmland, so harvest time affects everyone here.
- It was lucky to have lots of natural resources such as iron ore, coal, and oil and farmlands ideal for growing crops.
- Rolling farmlands, covered bridges, and vineyards mark the countryside.
- In order to enlarge the prison's farmlands, 114 acres of additional land was purchased from Bunn in 1883.
- Thanks to improvements in productivity, less and less land is required as farmland.
- That has made mainstream use on America's irrigated farmlands a reality.
- Already the lowland coconut plantation farmlands of Tuvalu are being swamped by the rising sea.
- Much of the proposed zoned land is backing onto existing gardens and farmland.
- I am further annoyed that yet another piece of open land has been fenced in and turned into farmland.
- It is a small homestead in the middle of farmlands and shrub jungle.
- The next house must be well away from any kind of arable farmland.
- The land surrounding this section is farmland and small plots of vegetable gardens.
- The village has not yet been submerged and they are still there living off their six acres of farmland.
- This part of Georgia is mostly pastures and farmland with small rolling hills.
- He has also offered to turn over 800 acres of his farmland to provide an east coast sanctuary for wildlife and fauna.
- The people, farmlands, and farming practices of Asia come to life in this varied collection.
- It has yet to agree on a land premium for changing the site's usage from farmland to residential.
- The land includes the canal and surrounding farmland but not the factory site itself, the sports field or the slag bank.
- These features may also have contributed to the poor agricultural yield in the farmlands adjoining the factory.
- The deli, which is set in 25 acres of farmland, also puts on a monthly class.
Synonyms
smallholding, holding, farmstead, steading, grange, plantation, estate

Definition of farmland in US English:

farmland

nounˈfɑrmˌlændˈfärmˌland

also farmlands

Land used for farming.
Example sentencesExamples
- Rolling farmlands, covered bridges, and vineyards mark the countryside.
- The people, farmlands, and farming practices of Asia come to life in this varied collection.
- That has made mainstream use on America's irrigated farmlands a reality.
- The deli, which is set in 25 acres of farmland, also puts on a monthly class.
- It is a small homestead in the middle of farmlands and shrub jungle.
- Already the lowland coconut plantation farmlands of Tuvalu are being swamped by the rising sea.
- Thanks to improvements in productivity, less and less land is required as farmland.
- The land surrounding this section is farmland and small plots of vegetable gardens.
- Much of the proposed zoned land is backing onto existing gardens and farmland.
- It was lucky to have lots of natural resources such as iron ore, coal, and oil and farmlands ideal for growing crops.
- This part of Georgia is mostly pastures and farmland with small rolling hills.
- It has yet to agree on a land premium for changing the site's usage from farmland to residential.
- I am further annoyed that yet another piece of open land has been fenced in and turned into farmland.
- The next house must be well away from any kind of arable farmland.
- In order to enlarge the prison's farmlands, 114 acres of additional land was purchased from Bunn in 1883.
- Eighty per cent of the land in the village is farmland, so harvest time affects everyone here.
- These features may also have contributed to the poor agricultural yield in the farmlands adjoining the factory.
- The land includes the canal and surrounding farmland but not the factory site itself, the sports field or the slag bank.
- He has also offered to turn over 800 acres of his farmland to provide an east coast sanctuary for wildlife and fauna.
- The village has not yet been submerged and they are still there living off their six acres of farmland.
Synonyms
smallholding, holding, farmstead, steading, grange, plantation, estate

单词	farmland
释义	Definition of farmland in English: farmland nounˈfɑːmlandˈfɑrmˌlænd mass nounalso farmlands Land used for farming. Example sentencesExamples Eighty per cent of the land in the village is farmland, so harvest time affects everyone here. It was lucky to have lots of natural resources such as iron ore, coal, and oil and farmlands ideal for growing crops. Rolling farmlands, covered bridges, and vineyards mark the countryside. In order to enlarge the prison's farmlands, 114 acres of additional land was purchased from Bunn in 1883. Thanks to improvements in productivity, less and less land is required as farmland. That has made mainstream use on America's irrigated farmlands a reality. Already the lowland coconut plantation farmlands of Tuvalu are being swamped by the rising sea. Much of the proposed zoned land is backing onto existing gardens and farmland. I am further annoyed that yet another piece of open land has been fenced in and turned into farmland. It is a small homestead in the middle of farmlands and shrub jungle. The next house must be well away from any kind of arable farmland. The land surrounding this section is farmland and small plots of vegetable gardens. The village has not yet been submerged and they are still there living off their six acres of farmland. This part of Georgia is mostly pastures and farmland with small rolling hills. He has also offered to turn over 800 acres of his farmland to provide an east coast sanctuary for wildlife and fauna. The people, farmlands, and farming practices of Asia come to life in this varied collection. It has yet to agree on a land premium for changing the site's usage from farmland to residential. The land includes the canal and surrounding farmland but not the factory site itself, the sports field or the slag bank. These features may also have contributed to the poor agricultural yield in the farmlands adjoining the factory. The deli, which is set in 25 acres of farmland, also puts on a monthly class. Synonyms smallholding, holding, farmstead, steading, grange, plantation, estate Definition of farmland in US English: farmland nounˈfɑrmˌlændˈfärmˌland also farmlands Land used for farming. Example sentencesExamples Rolling farmlands, covered bridges, and vineyards mark the countryside. The people, farmlands, and farming practices of Asia come to life in this varied collection. That has made mainstream use on America's irrigated farmlands a reality. The deli, which is set in 25 acres of farmland, also puts on a monthly class. It is a small homestead in the middle of farmlands and shrub jungle. Already the lowland coconut plantation farmlands of Tuvalu are being swamped by the rising sea. Thanks to improvements in productivity, less and less land is required as farmland. The land surrounding this section is farmland and small plots of vegetable gardens. Much of the proposed zoned land is backing onto existing gardens and farmland. It was lucky to have lots of natural resources such as iron ore, coal, and oil and farmlands ideal for growing crops. This part of Georgia is mostly pastures and farmland with small rolling hills. It has yet to agree on a land premium for changing the site's usage from farmland to residential. I am further annoyed that yet another piece of open land has been fenced in and turned into farmland. The next house must be well away from any kind of arable farmland. In order to enlarge the prison's farmlands, 114 acres of additional land was purchased from Bunn in 1883. Eighty per cent of the land in the village is farmland, so harvest time affects everyone here. These features may also have contributed to the poor agricultural yield in the farmlands adjoining the factory. The land includes the canal and surrounding farmland but not the factory site itself, the sports field or the slag bank. He has also offered to turn over 800 acres of his farmland to provide an east coast sanctuary for wildlife and fauna. The village has not yet been submerged and they are still there living off their six acres of farmland. Synonyms smallholding, holding, farmstead, steading, grange, plantation, estate
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