cropland

As they see it, their biggest need is more cropland.

Half the world's cropland has been lost, and more is threatened.

There are some areas of pasture and cropland as well.

Under this system, the worst year was 1934, with 61 percent of the cropland so affected.

The lenders say they have made no significant recent sales of cropland to foreign interests.

Many are home to a wide range of local flowers, long lost from nearby cropland.

The area of cropland has peaked and is now static.

On the south side, forest gave way to orchards and croplands.

Setting fire to croplands is standard practice in situations like this.

And he had to put cropland back to a swamp?"

Some pasture and cropland has been established on the plain.

There was something awesome about the building set in the endless croplands.

Only about five percent of Malaysia's cropland is actually irrigated.

This would allow some of the cropland that is in use today to be set aside for wildlife.

In Nevada, over 90 percent of the cropland is used to grow hay.

And farmers are now allowed to receive subsidies only on 85 percent of their cropland.

Some of the remaining elephants got out recently and devastated local cropland.

More than half the agricultural land is still cropland.

This leads to higher overall costs of cropland expansion in those cases.

Its lower course is used for irrigation of cropland and ranching.

But she only saw a solitary house sitting in the center of plowed cropland.

But if we become dependent on ethanol, the world will soon face a shortage of cropland.

The world can compensate for loss of cropland if the remaining land is more productive.

I can inspect the potential cropland on the way.

Two holes in the ground, and several hundred square miles of radioactive cropland.