tilth

IPA: tˈɪɫθ

noun

  • Agricultural labour; husbandry.
  • The state of being tilled, or prepared for a crop; culture.
  • Cultivated land
  • Rich cultivated soil.
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Examples of "tilth" in Sentences

  • They bought acres of tilth.
  • The farm is certified as the organic tilth.
  • It is easier to work it into a fine tilth in the spring.
  • The slower a rototiller moves forward, the more soil tilth can be obtained.
  • When properly applied and managed, biosolids can provide essential plant nutrients, improve soil structure and tilth.
  • Together they stabilize soil aggregates, building a better soil habitat, improving soil structure, tilth and productivity.
  • Compost piles can help improve soil conditions for spring time plantings by restoring tilth and microorganisms to the soil.
  • In the process, these hardworking underground creatures are also largely responsible for building good tilth and soil structure.
  • They include improving soil microbiology, increase soil organic matter, build soil tilth and structure, increase earth worm population and so on.
  • It's got just the right blend of precipitation, fertility, tilth, and moderate or negligible slopes, along with a relatively lengthy growing season.

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