The phrase "a farm plot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area of land designated for agricultural purposes.
Example: "The farmer decided to expand his operations by acquiring a new farm plot on the outskirts of town."
Alternatives: "a piece of farmland" or "an agricultural parcel".
Somewhere in the desert beyond is a farm plot where he hopes to grow potatoes and okra, once land mines are pulled out and irrigation ditches are put in.
The experiment was performed in a farm plot located near Villa Clara, Entre Ríos.
The aim of this study is to analyse rock fragment content and variability in the topsoil (0 15 cm) of a Mediterranean vineyard to determine whether rock fragment distribution (2 64 mm) at a farm plot is influenced by soil type and/or linked to environmental parameters.
Blessed as I am with a 400 square foot terrace – a veritable farm plot, by Manhattan standards – it felt crazy not to grow my own food.
Jasmond Beurferey, who lives with her husband, Jean, on a tiny farm plot near the town of Bernay, now lives with a 30-foot crater about 20 yards behind the house.
Size of non-fertile land is negatively and significantly associated with the likelihood of adaptation in the dry lowland showing that farmers may abandon a given farm plot if its fertility status significantly declines.
However, in the dry lowland, the probability of adaptation decreases by 12.7% as the size of non-fertile land increases showing that farmers may abandon a given farm plot if its fertility status significantly declines.
A former John Deere dealer bought the 80-acre farm plot at a stunning price of $10,600 per acre.
Field surveys were conducted in 2005 and 2008 with 180 migrant and autochthon farmers in four districts of Ghana, including some measurements at the farm plot level and satellite images in a fifth district.
The field survey was based on a stratified sampling strategy, taking into account soil type, cultivation patterns and farm plot topography.
In 1963 a local man discovered a stone ax dating back to the mid-Yayoi Period (300 BC–250 AD) in his farm plot in the Kawachi neighborhood.
