prolific(productive): The prolific author published over 80 novels.
rich(wealthy)
fertile(fruitful, rich): The very fertile couple had six children in eight years.
harvest(glean, gather): It's already autumn, a time to harvest.
agriculture
agricultural
aquaculture
arable(farmable, fruitful)
indigenous: The indigenous people of the area know which plants are safe to eat and which are poisonous.
fertilizer
hu****andry(farming management): He studied animal hu****andry in college.
graze(feed): This field will graze 30 head of cattle.
cultivate(till, foster, train): The botanist cultivated tropical flowers.
cultivation: Max's natural skills at painting only needed cultivation.
manure(fertilizer, dung): The farmers manured the fields in the spring.
horticulture
hydroponics
insecticide
irrigate: They irrigated the land in order to increase the produce.
pesticide
ridge: The land ridges toward the south.
silt
tractor
squash
cotton
garlic
eggplant
fodder
hay
haystack
vegetable
****: Ofen ****ing the garden will do good to the flowers.
sorghum
livestock
poultry
buffalo
cattle
fowl
sow: As you sow, so will you reap.
conservatory(greenhouse): Like flowers in the conservatory, children are very fragile.
barn
cowshed
granary
greenhouse
seedbed
sheepfold
orchard
pasture
pigpen
pigsty
plantation
ranch
trough
All that you do, do with you might, things done by halves are never done right. –Sloddard