Fruit trees require a large amount of space in which to grow.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Fruit trees require a large amount of space in which to grow.

This farm yields enough fruit to meet our needs.

The fields were sparingly planted with fruit trees.

a chemical sprayed on fruit trees to regulate their growth so the entire crop can be harvested at one time

Many commercial fruits are picked before reaching full ripeness.

someone versed in pomology or someone who cultivates fruit trees

the method of growing fruit without protective bags around the fruit

a ranch where fruit is grown

Fertile soil is indispensable for a good harvest.

for fruit to be harvested unripe and allowed to ripen later

Those peasants badly need land to grow rice.

the condition of the yield (of production) per person from a certain area of gradually diminishing

under the 'Ritsuryo' system in Japan, fields provided to each household that were used for the cultivation of fruit plants or other products

The workers migrate to where the crops need harvesting

someone who grows fruit commercially

Dwarfing fruit trees reduces farmers' labor.

after a crop has been harvested, the action of raising another type of crop in the same field

A lot of exotic fruit and vegetables are displayed at the greengrocer's.

The farm has a considerable acreage.

A certain amount of area is required for farming.

They are spraying the fruit trees.

Vegetables grown on vast plains taste great.

to force

The area has many markets that sell fresh vegetables and fruits.

fruit born at the end of the harvest season

the state in which farm crops ripen well and produce a large harvest

The farm owner has a large farm.

The farm owner had a large farm.

The crops come in well―come in light.

Garden crops may be conveniently divided into fruits, flowers and vegetables.