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tilth
[ tilth ]
noun
- the act or operation of tilling land; tillage.
- the state of being tilled or under cultivation.
- the physical condition of soil in relation to plant growth.
- land that is tilled or cultivated.
tilth
/ tɪlθ /
noun
- the act or process of tilling land
- the condition of soil or land that has been tilled, esp with respect to suitability for promoting plant growth
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of tilth1
Example Sentences
What gardeners call tilth, it begins with layers of fallen logs, twigs, broken branches and dried leaves.
Considering women as the functional equivalent of tilth — prepared soil ready to be seeded — reclassified them as property: real estate in which men grow their crops of children.
Fertile soil with good tilth does not come about with a single or even several additions of organic material, but from a consistent soil-building program.
An introduction to the basic components of organic gardening that outlines the secrets of great soil, such as good soil tilth, texture and structure, and an abundance of organic matter.
So, unlike virtually every other gardener in Britain, I had no intention of spending my summer wandering among aristocratic roses and marvelling at the fine tilth of Lord Whatsit’s sandy carrot beds.
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