Farming Vocabulary

noun Cattle refers to domesticated animals raised for meat, milk, or other products.

• The rancher raised a herd of cattle for meat production.
• My uncle owns a bunch of cattle on his farm.
• I heard those cattle are worth a pretty penny.
• The politician tried to herd the cattle of public opinion in his favor.

noun a period of time spent in bed, especially in the morning

preposition to be located or situated in a particular place or position

• The key to success in business often lay in strategic planning and execution.
• The secret to a delicious cake lay in using high-quality ingredients.
• The real fun at the party lay in the after-party shenanigans.
• His true strength lay in his ability to remain calm under pressure.

noun fruits and vegetables that are grown or harvested for consumption

verb to bring forth or yield a product

• The company aims to produce high-quality goods for the international market.
• My mom can produce some amazing dishes in the kitchen.
• I heard this new artist can produce some sick beats.
• His hard work and dedication will produce great results in the long run.

verb to release or set free from confinement, as if taking something out of a pen or enclosure

• The author decided to unpen his thoughts and feelings in a new book.
• I can't believe she unpened all her secrets to him!
• I heard he unpened some juicy gossip about the party last night.
• She felt like she had unpened a floodgate of emotions during their conversation.

noun the action or practice of supplying water to land or crops to help growth

verb the act of giving water to plants or land

• The act of watering the plants should be done early in the morning.
• I'll be watering the garden later today.
• I'm gonna go do some watering in the backyard.
• Her words were like watering a dry soul, bringing life and nourishment.