cultivable

These, and such as these, were all the cultivated and cultivable land in Provincetown.

This is about four thirteenths of the cultivable soil of the kingdom.

The soil is not cultivable excepting in some of the glens and straths.

But if so, this was only because a larger area of the cultivable ground was tilled.

In cultivable places houses were standing on the minimum of ground.

The authorities differ as to the extent of the cultivable and the cultivated soil of Egypt.

Compulsory cultivation of all lands now uncultivated, and not devoted to public purposes, which are cultivable with profit.

The country is mountainous, and the cultivable portion small; principal crops are rice, millet, beans and jute.

Further on the cultivable land reappears, but narrowed, and changed almost beyond recognition.

In Azerbijan the soil is almost all cultivable, and if ploughed and sown will bring good crops of the ordinary kinds of grain.