The phrase "field of crops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area of land where various types of crops are grown.
Example: "The farmer walked through the field of crops, inspecting the growth of the corn and soybeans."
Alternatives: "crop field" or "agricultural field".
Robobees The smallest farming robots, robotic bees can pollinate a field of crops.
He used the example of two farmers facing a situation in which one man's cattle strays on to his neighbour's field of crops.
At some point in the future, a number of MBA graduates from Manchester Business School will come across a field of crops protected by biosensors instead of chemicals and know they had a hand in it.
The rosy, prosperous and healthy scenario may soon turn into history causing despondency desperation and misery to the people inhabiting the zone which is known for abundance of water, lush green field of crops and fish sanctuary.
Anticipating other long-term impacts of the Dam on Bangladesh, Tarafdar (2009) predicts: The rosy, prosperous and healthy scenario may soon turn into history causing despondency desperation and misery to the people inhabiting the zone which is known for abundance of water, lush green field of crops and fish sanctuary.
I spend what feels like an eternity harvesting a massive field of crops in a combine.
For the past 15 years I have worked in the field of crop science at the University of Kassel.
The bees were exposed to a habitat that included a field of untreated crop at one site (C = Control) or to a field of crop treated with thiamethoxam at the other (T = Treated).
The incorporation of trees or shrubs in agroforestry systems can increase the amount of carbon sequestered compared to a monoculture field of crop plants or pasture [35].
We expect that this method will facilitate the development of crop genomics by bringing genomics technologies to the field of crop breeding.
See you later, bats!" or else, "Hmm, while I don't care for bats per se, it seems that a lot of insects will now swarm our fields of crops and cities of people".
