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[00:12.97]prolific(productive): The prolific author published over 80 novels.
[00:22.99]rich(wealthy)
[00:26.77]fertile(fruitful, rich): The very fertile couple had six children in eight years.
[00:37.90]harvest(glean, gather): It's already autumn, a time to harvest.
[00:46.40]agriculture
[00:53.17]agricultural
[00:58.73]aquaculture
[01:02.72]arable(farmable, fruitful)
[01:07.76]indigenous: The indigenous people of the area know which plants are safe to eat and which are poisonous.
[01:21.67]fertilizer
[01:25.51]hu****andry(farming management): He studied animal hu****andry in college.
[01:34.96]graze(feed): This field will graze 30 head of cattle.
[01:43.62]cultivate(till, foster, train): The botanist cultivated tropical flowers.
[01:53.58]cultivation: Max's natural skills at painting only needed cultivation.
[02:04.50]manure(fertilizer, dung): The farmers manured the fields in the spring.
[02:12.70]horticulture
[02:16.32]hydroponics
[02:21.78]insecticide
[02:26.13]irrigate: They irrigated the land in order to increase the produce.
[02:35.59]pesticide
[02:39.47]ridge: The land ridges toward the south.
[02:49.86]silt
[02:57.05]tractor
[03:00.93]squash
[03:04.61]cotton
[03:09.66]garlic
[03:14.22]eggplant
[03:17.26]fodder
[03:21.98]hay
[03:25.76]haystack
[03:29.96]vegetable
[03:37.15]****: Ofen ****ing the garden will do good to the flowers.
[03:50.27]sorghum
[03:54.63]livestock
[03:59.25]poultry
[04:02.87]buffalo
[04:06.23]cattle
[04:10.95]fowl
[04:16.78]sow: As you sow, so will you reap.
[04:32.01]conservatory(greenhouse): Like flowers in the conservatory, children are very fragile.
[04:40.10]barn
[04:46.91]cowshed
[04:51.94]granary
[04:55.36]greenhouse
[04:59.92]seedbed
[05:04.49]sheepfold
[05:07.43]orchard
[05:12.44]pasture
[05:18.23]pigpen
[05:23.10]pigsty
[05:27.93]plantation
[05:36.75]ranch
[05:42.94]trough
[05:48.00]All that you do, do with you might, things done by halves are never done right. –Sloddard