"plow the field" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "After the rain stopped, the farmer began to plow the field."
Though some support the American position, others, citing a constitutional ban on opium cultivation, want to plow the fields under before the harvest, which has already begun in parts of Helmand Province.
Mr. Sasaki's "To Be Human" is a setting of a poem by Jotaro Wakamatsu that expresses the conviction that the people of Iitate will "will raise animals again" and "plow the fields," because that is "what makes us human".
Yes, it was too late to salvage his devastated corn crop, but Mr. Bethmann was crossing his fingers that the rain would perk up his late-season soybeans and help him till and plow the fields.
In the 1800's, Americans relied on extra hands to plow the fields in rural areas but urban schools often offered year round school.
Mr. Bristol had just plowed the field for garlic when I visited his Bloomingfields Farm the second week in October.
Plowing the field, Mr. Leslie will occasionally hit a rock with his steel blade and the plow will pop out of the furrow, dragging him with it.
When farmers have tried to grow something else, officials and the companies have claimed breach of contract and plowed the field under, farmers say.
When the Argonauts finally reached Colchis, they found that the king, Aeëtes, would not give up the fleece until Jason yoked the king's fire-snorting bulls to a plow and plowed the field of Ares.
Plowing the field is slang for having sex.
