How to pronounce “cropland” in English

Fertile cropland was depleted, and landscapes were deforested.

the croplands-- you could produce enough human edible crops on that land to feed another 350 million people, which

Only 1% of cropland in the United States has been converted to organic certification.

And this is far more than our croplands can possibly absorb, which is how we used to manage animal waste.

We're also seeing continued growth of croplands, which again is bleeding into forests and bleeding into wild habitats.

That we've been using this to drive elephants out of croplands.

So you could feed another country the size of America just by repurposing the cropland that's used to grow crops to feed the animals.

And how we used drones that we're using to drive elephants out of croplands in a creative way to save this elephant's life.

Now it said that in the US, if you took the croplands-- this is the land where crops are produced to feed animals in the US alone, just

It said if you took 1/3, so just 33% of the croplands, so lands where we grow crops to feed to the animals in the UK,

There's a great economic history paper by Hornback of a decade ago that looked at investment in improving fields, improving croplands, in the Wild West

Now, if we're living in a world that is rapidly heating up, climate change is causing fast changes that make pasture land or croplands unviable for traditional crops,

Well, one is-- I'm going to get to in a second, is using drones to scare elephants out of croplands.

was a spin-off, an unintended consequence, of using drones to drive elephants out of croplands.