Farmers planted cover crops in the fall to prevent soil erosion and improve fertility.

After three consecutive years of bumper crops, the small town's food cooperative had enough reserves to help neighboring communities.

The crop duster flew low over the fields to spray the wheat at dawn.

At the farmers' market, her tomatoes were the pick of the crop, glowing red and perfectly firm.

In the old records, farmers reported a particularly abundant white crop that year.

Before the harvest, the villagers discussed how to protect the green crop from pests.

Many farmers adopt crop rotations to improve soil fertility and reduce pest pressure.

The farmer rotated the green crops to restore soil fertility.

After the flood destroyed most of their fields, they planted money crops to quickly recover their income.

After the heavy crop-dustings last week, traces of herbicide appeared on vegetables in the neighborhood garden.