agronomy
agronomy
Definition
agrono·my (ə grän′ə mē)
ag·ro·nom′ic (ag′rə näm′ik) adjective or ag′·ro·nom′i·cal
agron′o·mist noun
agronomy
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: Topics covered include agronomy, physiology, genetics, crop protection, postharvest storage, product processing, and marketing.
- study: His eldest daughter, Sandra, is going to college to study agronomy.
Adjective modifier
- arable: A weather summary for the cropping year, and background information on arable crop agronomy are also provided.
- modern: Modern agronomy, however, has allowed us to increase the diversity of wheat varieties from this narrow genetic base.
- good: Flax and Hemp Project Participatory research and development of best practice agronomy for hemp and flax in West Wales.
Modifies a noun
- program: Unilever will also manage a separate agronomy program and will support the international patent program for the products.
- service: For more details on our agronomy services click here.
- school: As agronomy schools, agricultural production began narrowly connected to the economy.
- advice: We are now strongly involved with a local farmers buying group and use them to access agronomy advice.
- group: Our link with Aubourn Farming gives access to one of the country's largest agrochemical and agronomy buying groups.
- teaching: Reflecting the new state interests in agricultural teaching, the government issued three decrees that affected agronomy teaching.
Noun used with modifier
- crop: In many cases there was not sufficient basic information on crop agronomy to specify the required weather information.
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