The phrase "a cropland" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area of land that is used for growing crops.
Example: "The farmer decided to expand a cropland to increase his yield for the upcoming season."
Alternatives: "a field" or "an agricultural land".
(a) Cropland expansion variants (million km2), from no-expansion (+0%) to full expansion into highly productive grazing land2 (+70%).
Food waste is thought to consume a quarter of all water used by agriculture, and to occupy a cropland space the size of China.
The +11% variant is in line with the FAO projection14 and results in a cropland expansion by 11% over the year 2000.
Also the Q10 value was predictable by MIRS-PLSR for a grassland submodel (R2 = 0.75) and a cropland submodel (R2 = 0.72) but not for forested sites (R2 = 0.03).
We analyze how soil erodibility in a cropland and oldfields of different age after abandonment (bushland, shrubland and pine forest) would be affected by wildfire.
Following this approach the present study is concerned with the characterisation of the potential impacts that CO2 leaks might have on a cropland ecosystems.
For this test, a cropland-dominated watershed covering 116 ha was selected in central Belgium.
In this study, the spatial variance and temporal stability of SWC were investigated in a cropland-shelterbelt-desert site at the oasis-desert ecotone in the middle of the Heihe River Basin, China.
For this objective, the volumetric soil water content and plant root distribution was measured to 300 cm depth along a cropland-treebelt-desert site at the oasis-desert ecotone in the Heihe River Basin, China.
The results indicated that over these twelve years, on average: (a) croplands increased by 1 Mha/yr, and (b) cropland fallows decreased by 1 Mha/year.
The barren place of at present; once was a beautiful village, or a productive cropland or a market places.
