Pronunciation: /trʌk fɑrm/
noun a farm that grows produce to be sold at markets or to be transported to urban areas for sale
A1 A truck farm is a small farm that grows fruits and vegetables to sell at local markets.
A2 My grandparents used to own a truck farm where they grew tomatoes and cucumbers.
B1 The truck farm down the road specializes in organic produce and sells to restaurants in the city.
B2 After retiring from his job in the city, Mark decided to start a truck farm and grow his own food.
C1 The truck farm industry has seen significant growth in recent years due to the demand for locally grown produce.
C2 The couple invested in a high-tech irrigation system for their truck farm to ensure optimal crop yield.
formal The truck farm was known for its efficient use of land and crop rotation techniques.
informal My grandpa used to work on a truck farm when he was younger.
slang I heard there's a truck farm down the road that sells the best tomatoes.
figurative Her mind was like a truck farm, full of ideas waiting to be harvested.
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