arable crop
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Refers to a plant grown on arable land, such as wheat or barley.
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- Wheat is a major arable crop grown worldwide.
- The country's economy heavily relies on the export of a single arable crop, which is risky.
- Farmers are rotating their fields to improve the yield of their main arable crop.
- Scientists are developing new varieties of this arable crop that are resistant to drought.
- In the 18th century, potatoes became the dominant arable crop in many parts of Europe.
- The main arable crops in this region are corn and soybeans.
- A sudden frost damaged a significant portion of the arable crop before it could be harvested.
- Government subsidies are available for farmers who switch to a more sustainable arable crop.
- Unlike fruit trees, an arable crop is typically harvested annually.
- Barley is another important arable crop used for both food and animal feed.