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produce food for humans. It is
generally synonymous with both
farmland or
cropland, as well as
pasture or rangeland. The
United Nations Food and Agriculture...
- A farm (also
called an
agricultural holding) is an area of land that is
devoted primarily to
agricultural processes with the
primary objective of producing...
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organizations such as the CIA and FAO—prefer the term of art
permanent cropland to
describe such
cultivable land that is not
being used for annually-harvested...
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Summer fallow,
sometimes called fallow cropland, is
cropland that is
purposely kept out of
production during a
regular growing season.
Resting the ground...
- Protected: 10% Forest: 25% Grazing: 25%
Cropland: 7%
Mainly barren: 26% Protected: 9%
Grazing with some
cropland,
closed forest and
barren land: 41% Mainly...
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sunny what" 日那太, "large
sunny what" 日那田, "sunny what
cropland" 日南田, "sunny
southern cropland; a
cropland on the
south of the sun" 日南羽, "sunny
southern feathers;...
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United States had 8% of
global permanent meadows and
pastures and 10% of
cropland. With its
large size and
geographic variety, the
United States includes...
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greenhouse gas
emissions than gasoline.
Approximately 45% of U.S. corn
croplands are used for
ethanol production.
Since 2001, corn
ethanol production has...
- maize, and rice, all of
which are
replanted after each harvest.
Permanent cropland is
defined as
being cultivated for
crops like citrus, coffee, and rubber...
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Defoliants are
widely used for the
selective removal of
weeds in
managing croplands and lawns.
Worldwide use of defoliants,
along with the
development of...
