Sentence examples for tilled land from inspiring English sources

These groups, known as Plains Village cultures, grew corn (maize), beans, squash, and sunflowers in the easily tilled land along the river bottoms.

A constrained ordination indicated that the relationship between species assemblages and land cover types was greatest with tilled land and urban cover in the lowland areas and heath grassland and bog in the upland zones.

Tilled land is being abandoned, woods are increasing at a faster rate than surburbs.

The gods give him a shield, which portrays nothing less than a cosmic history of humanity; it is forged with images of "cities of mortal men," marriages and marketplaces, arrays of armies, sheep and shambling cattle, tilled land and harvests, vineyards and masters of metalwork.

Wetland drainage and row crop harvesting began during the settlement period, and are generally represented as 'Tilled' land use classification (tillage or tilling for soil management; cf. 'Tile drainage' in Fig. 1 is a common method to lower the water table prior to tillage or other land uses).

Additionally, farmers, who regularly found coins and small artifacts on their tilled land, began to realize the worth of these items.

The Song government provided tax incentives to farmers who tilled lands along the edges of lakes, marshes, seas, and terraced mountain slopes.

Based on these findings, mini-tillers were added to address the need for support for tilling land and harvesting crops.

Fertile (not potent) soil is tilled, and land that lies fallow is useless or barren, like a woman unable to conceive a child.

The serfs that tilled the land had inherited rights to enough land to sustain a family.

For seven generations, this family has tilled the land and tended the livestock.