alley cropping
alley cropping is the present participle and gerund of alley crop.
Meaning of alley crop
Verb
alley crop (third-person singular simple present alley crops, present participle alley cropping, simple past and past participle alley cropped)
- To plant non-woody crops between rows of nut, fruit, timber, or fodder trees.
- First stop for our entourage of two buses and three cars is a technical school where the headmaster has directed his students to alley crop a small field of Leucaena and cowpeas.1990, Thomas A. Bass, Camping with the Prince and Other Tales of Science in Africa, page 136
Questions about alley cropping
- What is alley cropping the present participle and gerund of?
- Alley cropping is the present participle and gerund of alley crop.
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