dirt farm

noun

1. a tract of land on which a dirt farmer works.

Example Sentences

For the super-smart, super-sardonic Phoebe, who has always been on the receiving end of contrasting advice from Callie and Trevor about whether she should really be herself, the dirt farm is full of mysteries.

From Los Angeles Times

Gotham Greens’ Baltimore farm will require 95% less water and 97% less land than a traditional dirt farm, and only about an eighth of the energy consumption of an indoor vertical farm.

From Seattle Times

Gotham Greens’ Baltimore farm will require 95 percent less water and 97 percent less land than a traditional dirt farm, and only about an eighth of the energy consumption of an indoor vertical farm.

From Washington Post

A few miles west along dirt farm roads, dozens of herons, egrets and ducks were staking out a wonderfully lush wetland – though it is only an accidental byproduct created by agricultural runoff from surrounding wheat and alfalfa fields.

From The Guardian

Hardin took it “from a dirt farm into one of the top thoroughbred farms in the country,” according to the Fauquier Democrat.

From Washington Post