The phrase "accommodate crop" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make adjustments or preparations in order to successfully grow or harvest a crop. Example: The farmers had to find ways to accommodate the crop in the face of a severe drought, such as implementing irrigation systems and using more drought-resistant seeds.
It is argued that herding was probably on dedicated pasture on the arable fringes rather than in closer integration on 'garden plots', as there is no evidence of field-edge weed diets and little evidence of adjusting the birth season to accommodate the crop cycle.
Changes in chemical use to accommodate altered crop growing cycles, increased production of naturally occurring mycotoxins, and changes in temperature and precipitation all may contribute to more widespread human exposure to agricultural agents.
One idea that has been proposed to address this issue is vertical farming – the urban farming of fruits, vegetables, and grains, inside a building in a city or urban centre, in which floors are designed to accommodate certain crops.
Table 7 provides an overview of key crops on which regulatory authorities have granted large increases in glyphosate tolerances to accommodate GE-HT crop uses, as well as harvest aid, green burndown applications.
The clinical trials system cannot accommodate the present crop of promising but untested new drugs.
The machine automatically adjusts its speed to accommodate the size of the crop.
Feedback control systems offer opportunities to accommodate spatial and temporal differences in crop water requirement and to improve the automated irrigation of field crops via real-time data from in-field plant, soil water and evaporation sensing.
In a 2004 "call to action," a speech that business and government officials still cite here, he declared that Savannah needed to make room for a vast new crop of warehouses to accommodate the cargo surge.
