Crop [noun]

It gives decision makers the time they need to assess what to do — whether that’s watering crops, moving emergency supplies into place or prepping for disease outbreaks.

For cotton crops, some parts of the western Mississippi Delta area, and central and interior parts of Arkansas also could be impacted, he said.

We hosted a town hall event this week laying out the issues involved with the new crop of private schooling options that have come up in the absence of physical schools.

Eight short months ago, hemp was the fastest growing crop in US agriculture.

All but four teams4 feature a mascot, and of the current crop, only a handful have been around for less than a decade.

Similar programs are now cropping up in Savannah, Topeka and more, reports Bloomberg.

Similar episodes cropped up throughout Maynard’s school years.

People need it to grow crops and for a host of industrial processes.

Once those crops are harvested, they’ll go to an ingredient manufacturer.

Native to Russia and Ukraine, the mussels have cropped up in lakes around the world.