"field of beans" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a large area of land that is planted with beans. Here is an example: I walked through the vast field of beans, admiring the vibrant green leaves and plump pods. The scent of fresh earth and the soft rustle of the plants filled the air.
At his most entrepreneurial, he planted a field of beans, and realized a profit of eight dollars and seventy-one and a half cents.
"Let's not allow Pythagoras's mere nonexistence to deter us, as the stories that surround him are so compelling," he suggests at one point, before telling us the legend that Pythagoras died because he refused to cross a field of beans to escape his enemies.
In addition, fields of beans, onions, garlic, potatoes, corn and other traditional crops were sprayed, leaving plants to wither and die.
Where I remembered an empty valley overgrown with bush, there were now neatly planted fields of beans, manioc, and sorghum, dotted with men hoeing and women stooping to harvest and reseed — a saw mill here, a livestock corral there.
INSIDE THE 'WEED KILLER CRISIS' "As the U.S. growing season entered its peak this summer, farmers began posting startling pictures on social media: fields of beans, peach orchards and vegetable gardens withering away".
Once, small fields of bean, squash, corn and tomatoes -- even small pastures for dairy cows -- lay behind the houses, said Mr. Naquin.
PAGE A32 A NEW FLIP SIDE FOR SACAGAWEA The Sacagawea dollar coin will feature a new design on its reverse side in 2009, with a depiction of a young Indian woman planting seeds in a field of cornstalks, bean vines and squash.
This study assessed trait relationships among 196 common bean genotypes exposed to stresses for drought and field infestation of bean fly or bean stem maggot (BSM).
The low unit area value of field beans and high cost of commercially produced bumblebees, however, would most likely preclude this as a viable option, thus local and landscape scale habitat manipulation to conserve bumblebees would be more cost effective.
Or worse, fields of string beans sprayed with pesticides to keep every bean perfect for the market.
There were large, well-watered fields of maize, beans, wheat and vegetables.
