Object

• year: Fallowing every 5th year over a 15 year period reduced seed numbers by 75 % .

• land: Drilled a vetch crop then summer fallowed the land.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: Leaving sites fallow will reduce the risk of disease or parasite transmission.

Modifies a noun

• deer: The main herds are of fallow deer which now probably number almost a thousand.

• buck: The two fallow bucks are like that which supports the arms of the County Council in allusion to the name.

• discovery: In addition, 13 previously fallow discoveries have now had plans for development approved.

• period: For many contract overseas workers there is a cycle of good earnings followed by fallow periods.

• land: For a full or bare fallow, heavy land is plowed in April to give the weeds time to start into growth.

• ground: How is the fallow ground to be broken up?

Used with adjective complement

• lie: To the east two hundred places Where a thousand farms lie fallow.

• leave: They are used on land, which would be otherwise be left fallow.

• become: Inland, map says & I see, many small fields with walls, becoming fallow then suburb.

Noun used with modifier

• forest: No room was left for intermediate or temporary forms such as forest fallows.

• rice: Background The spatial distribution of rice fallows in South Asia was documented using a GIS approach.

Modifying Another Word

• previously: In addition, 13 previously fallow discoveries have now had plans for development approved.

• long: In the Twickenham sunshine an England career long fallow showed shoots of recovery.

Preposition: for

• year: Seed numbers in soil are reduced to less than 20 % by fallowing for a year.

• wheat: They summer fallow for wheat, and than take several crops of spring corn, with some clover.

• month: If docks get bad enough intends to bastard fallow, he will plow early and leave fallow for 2 months during the summer.

• time: Below that, there may be little risk in leaving things fallow for a time.