farmland

[ fahrm-land ]

noun

1. land under cultivation or capable of being cultivated:

   to protect valuable farmland from erosion.

farmland

/ ˈfɑːmˌlænd /

noun

1. land used or suitable for farming

Word History and Origins

Origin of farmland¹

First recorded in 1630–40; farm + land

Example Sentences

Department of Agriculture operates natural disaster relief programs for eligible farmers that aim to help repair damage to farmlands, provide financial assistance or offer emergency loans, depending on their situation.

From Los Angeles Times

Some Labour MPs have been willing privately - though not publicly - to argue that it would be a good thing if the changes lead to a fall in the value of farmland.

From BBC

Endless acres of farmland are edged by mountains and lush forest; when the trees blaze with autumn colors, it’s a heavenly sight.

From Los Angeles Times

The letter called on her to reconsider her plans to change APR, which reduces the amount paid when farmland is passed to the next generation.

From BBC

Amidst the autumnal farmland, the soldiers are keen to demonstrate the American kit they use - drones, grenade launchers and mounted machine guns.

From BBC

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