farmland

Synonyms for farmland

noun earth's surface; ownable property

noun. rural area; area away from city

noun. open land that can be cultivated

noun. open land that can be cultivated

noun. earth's surface; ownable property

noun. earth's surface; ownable property

mid-14c., from farm (n.) + land (n.).

The state owns virtually all industry and shares with collective farms ownership of more than nine-tenths of the farmland.

Similarly, burgesses usually had farmland outside the borough.

A year ago it had been ploughed as part of the French farmland, and now here were the English playing football!

And to leave her in farmland would be to let her slip back again out of accord with him.

The ownership in city land is, therefore, totally different from ownership in farmland.

Of the total land surface of the state 82% was in 1900 included in farms and 68% of the farmland was improved.

His mind dwelt longingly upon Hascombe Hall and the acres of parkland, moorland, and farmland that were its inheritance.

We export over 20 percent of our industrial production, and 40 percent of our farmland produces for export.

In three districts of Russian-Poland the peasants bought in those four years 14,694 acres of farmland.

I have traveled through miles of this farmland in France, and its beauty was a splendid poem of what God had helped man to do.