Arable in the west
where nucleated villages were formed as spaces were filled.
Arable farmland
in the great stour valley?
The other half is
predominantly arable; foxes kill three of the major pests to arable farmers - rabbits, voles and mice.
Directory topics
include arable, contractors, country sports, farm buildings, forestry, horticulture and livestock.
Arable cultivation, with some former pasture gone to scrub.
The land which is
mainly arable
rises eastwards from the ouse.
These areas now have a lower profile than ridges that
remained arable
until enclosure.
Arable farming
has been a feature of the british landscape for some 8,000 years.
Only a minority of the population lives in the rural and
mostly arable
countryside.
Arable land
with some in coastal grazing marsh.
Saturday country is
largely arable
with wednesday's country heavier, with more pasture.
Arable crops
do not have time to exploit the whole volume of soil.
The cultivated land is
principally arable; the proportion of meadow being very small; the downs and commons are extensive.
Arable reversion
this summer.
Very
little arable
land is present in this lca.
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