Meanings of cultivable land in English

Further on the cultivable land reappears, but narrowed, and changed almost beyond recognition.

Detailed map of part of Canyon de Chelly, showing areas of cultivable land

These lakes have but a narrow strip of cultivable land.

There was, in spite of the growth of the population, still much cultivable land available.

The cultivable land reaches generally to the distance of one or two miles from the river.

They don't even have any cultivable land where they could spread it to fertilize the ground.

Farmers in India depend heavily on monsoon rains as only 40 percent of cultivable land is irrigated.

It has 8m hectares of cultivable land.

But what is the amount of cultivable land in those islands, compared with that in all the southern states?

The states along the Atlantic seaboard have all the facilities for successful intensive cultivation- adensepopulation and idle, cultivable land.

Its nearest neighbour, Bellechasse, contained two hundred and twenty-seven persons, living upon three hundred and twenty arpents of cultivable land.

Higher up it will totally drain the American branch of the river; the channel of which in due time will become cultivable land.

In reality, the regulation of the inundation and the making of cultivable land are the work of unrecorded generations who peopled the valley.

We have been speaking of the development of agriculture on the small tracts of cultivable land in the great manufacturing States of New England.

During most of the year there is no water in the lower 10 miles of the canyons, where most of the cultivable land is situated.

Farmers are stuck with old technology, yields are at a fraction of global levels, cultivable land is shrinking and weather patterns have become less predictable.