The phrase "agriculture plot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area of land designated for agricultural purposes, such as farming or gardening.
Example: "The farmer decided to expand his agriculture plot to increase his crop yield this season."
Alternatives: "farm plot" or "cultivation area".
We hypothesized that at a regional scale, organic agriculture plots benefit from existing in a background of conventional agriculture, that maintains low levels of pathogens through pesticide applications.
Three agriculture plots from the Chernozem, Luvisol, and Cambisol regions were studied to assess the SOC storage in topsoil (0 25 cm), at 2 m depth (0 200 cm), and over the total soil depth (0 450 cm) as a function of relief.
We highlight a dialectic between rural and urban that includes fruitful interactions between large-scale and commercial agriculture, small plot agriculture, and local food movements in both the agriburb and its neighboring city.
In shifting agriculture a plot of land is cleared and cultivated for a short period of time; then it is abandoned and allowed to revert to its natural vegetation while the cultivator moves on to another plot.
The MT and ZT were considered as conservation agriculture (CA) plots.
These farmers practice migratory agriculture, moving from plot to plot over time and sometimes clearing sections of the Reserve.
Many of the women rely on agriculture and small plots of land for both their food and their income.
The earliest farmers in Ireland, like farmers elsewhere across NW Europe, were not engaged in shifting cultivation, but practised longer-term fixed-plot agriculture.
To keep the community engaged, the GrowHaus hosts classes in urban agriculture, keeps community plots for locals to try their hand at urban agriculture, and throws parties and community gatherings.
