graniculture
graniculture noun: wheat growing.
Noun
graniculture (uncountable)
- Wheat growing.
- The industries of the Sacramento basin include mining, smelting, lumbering, dairying, grazing, orchard farming, graniculture, sugar manufacture, and fishing.1912, U.S. Government Printing Office, Congressional Serial Set
- He said, "A large cultural unit, and an agrarian rotation which permits the soil to lie fallow: these are the two salient characteristics of the latifundium and of Sicilian graniculture. If the rains were more abundant we should have rich pastures, plenty of manure, and a totally different agrarian...1919, Robert Franz Foerster, The Italian Emigration of Our Times, volume 20
Examples of graniculture in a sentence
- He said, "A large cultural unit, and an agrarian rotation which permits the soil to lie fallow: these are the two salient characteristics of the latifundium and of Sicilian graniculture.1919, Robert Franz Foerster, The Italian Emigration of Our Times, volume 20:
- Euhemerists who believed that Ceres was deified for having taught graniculture to grateful Greeks were now informed that this event had taken place in 1030 B.C.1976, K. K. Ruthven, Myth:
Origin of graniculture
From Italian granicoltura.
Questions about graniculture
- What does graniculture mean?
- Graniculture means wheat growing.
- How do you use graniculture in a sentence?
- He said, "A large cultural unit, and an agrarian rotation which permits the soil to lie fallow: these are the two salient characteristics of the latifundium and of Sicilian graniculture.
- What part of speech is graniculture?
- Graniculture is a noun.
Words near graniculture in the dictionary
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