Agriculture is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGRICULTURE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the science or practice of operations associated with farming
• the science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products.
• The art or science of cultivating the ground, including the harvesting of crops, and the rearing and management of live stock; tillage; husbandry; farming.
• a large-scale farming enterprise
• the practice of cultivating the land or raising stock
• the federal department that administers programs that provide services to farmers (including research and soil conservation and efforts to stabilize the farming economy); created in 1862
• the class of people engaged in growing food
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the science, art, or practice of cultivating the soil, producing crops, and raising livestock and in varying degrees the preparation and marketing of the resulting products

Words related to AGRICULTURE

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Words that contain AGRICULTURE

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How to use AGRICULTURE in a sentence

• They had a monopoly of machinery, of improvement, of invention both in agriculture, in manufactures, and in self-defence.
• That agriculture may become a science, it is indispensable that man always repay to the great bank from which he has drawn his food, the debt he thereby has contracted.
• The one heavy cloud that overhung agriculture, in his opinion was the extraordinary and almost world-spread depression of trade, and his argument was very simple.
• That has been the history of trade and agriculture for generations.
• Like geology, the science of agriculture is so vast, it embraces so wide a range, that one really hardly knows where it begins or ends.
• Shingariev, a brilliant member of the same party, who had proved his worth and capacity as Minister of Agriculture.
• Irrigation is here the only means of successful agriculture.
• The whole valley regarded him as an oracle in the matter of agriculture.
• Trinidad has for a number of years had an agricultural school, and is eager to have a college devoted to agriculture.
• Other varieties may render some service to agriculture, but their value will not compare with that of the varieties named.
• Ibn Dasta found amongst them agriculture besides cattle breeding.
• In some districts the Buriats have learned agriculture from the Russians, and in Irkutsk are really better farmers than the latter.
• In a certain sense, it occupied a higher range of interest than that section of agriculture which is connected solely with the growing of grain, grass, and other crops.
• It is estimated that in the arid regions of western United States there are 150,000 square miles of land which may be made available for agriculture by irrigation.
• For nature gave us two schools of agriculture, which are experience and imitation.
• But the primary trade, the one on which all others rest, is agriculture.
• Three years later Young was appointed, by Pitt, Secretary of the then Board of Agriculture.
• Schools, places of worship, agriculture, and the habits of civilized life, were established.
• The most important crop on the southern side of the hills is the orange, which has already been referred to in the paragraph dealing with agriculture.
• The secretary of agriculture is the chief officer of the department of agriculture.
• Egyptian agriculture is also in great part hoe-work.
• There was a great uniformity, because most men lived the same grey, quiet life of agriculture.
• If the same land had the benefit of the system of agriculture that prevails throughout the county of Norfolk, it may be safely asserted that its produce would be doubled.
• These undoubtedly would not be extensively embraced, until a very considerable accumulation of capital should have arisen from the progress and perfection of agriculture.
• It will depend on the numbers who are employed in agriculture, and who, by their labour, are to provide for those that make no provision for themselves.
• Equally admirable was the solicitude displayed for agriculture, then, as now, the greatest of Indian industries, and for its handmaid, irrigation.
• Although his ventures in the fields of commerce have not been always fortunate, he is beginning to turn his attention more to the improvement of agriculture and industry.
• But let us quit this field of theory, clear as it is, and look at the practical operation of the system of protection, beginning with the most valuable staple of our agriculture.

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