Historical Agriculture Terms

noun a region in the southern United States known for its cotton production

• The Cotton Belt refers to the region in the southern United States known for its cotton production.
• People in the South often refer to the Cotton Belt as the area where cotton grows best.
• Some folks call the Cotton Belt the 'Cotton Kingdom' because of its historical significance in cotton production.
• In economic terms, the Cotton Belt represents a crucial sector for the region's agricultural industry.

noun unhusked rice still in its husk

• The farmer planted the rice in the paddy field.
• Let's go check out the paddy fields over there.
• I heard the paddy crop this year is going to be lit!
• His mind was like a flooded paddy field, filled with endless thoughts.

noun a type of apple that is typically large, round, and greenish-yellow in color

• The pippin apple is known for its crisp texture and sweet flavor.
• I love snacking on a juicy pippin apple in the afternoon.
• Let's grab some pippins from the market for a healthy snack.
• The new employee is a real pippin, always full of energy and enthusiasm.