Definition of cropland
: land that is suited to or used for crops
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Just over 90 percent of cropland in the state still goes without cover crops.
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Such large rivers as the Colorado ran through deep chasms and hostile ground, mostly far from any potential cropland.
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Roden’s farm, near West Bend, milks about 600 cows and has 1,800 acres of cropland.
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In the report, agricultural land is defined as nonfederal cropland, pastureland, rangeland and woodland used to support agriculture.
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Eastern farmers may have to abandon corn in favor of heartier wheat and even rangeland because large expanses of cropland might fail altogether without sufficient water.
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However, this would have to be applied to half the cropland that has the highest phosphorus loss.
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Winter water holding on cropland in Vermilion and Cameron parishes, plus agricultural best management practices, $3.5 million.
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That was in 2016 during a dry year with few storms to wash farm fertilizers from croplands.
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First Known Use of cropland
1846
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