Agricultural crop definition

Agricultural crop means food or fiber commodities grown for resale or commercial purposes that provide food, clothing, or animal feed and/or as defined in Acts 2001, 77th Legislature R.S., Chapt. 966, Texas General Session Laws (SB 2).
Agricultural crop means food or fiber commodities grown for resale or commercial purposes that provide food, clothing, or animal feed.
Agricultural crop means a plant that is grown in significant quantities to be harvested as food, livestock fodder, or for another economic purpose. This term includes, but is not limited to, landscape nursery stock and Christmas tree plantation stock.

Examples of Agricultural crop in a sentence

  • Agricultural crop preparation services include only the first processing after harvest, not subsequent processing, canning, or other similar activities.

  • In India, there is abundance of Agricultural crop residues which is likely to increase in the coming years.

  • Agricultural crop residue that is unmerchantable as food (or as animal feed).

  • Agricultural crop land and lawns are not considered natural vegetation for the purposes of this question.

  • Agricultural crop yields are heavily reliant on temperature, moisture and day-to-day weather.


More Definitions of Agricultural crop

Agricultural crop means a food produced by cultural treatment of land or water which is intended for human consumption, or for livestock, the products of which are intended for human consumption.
Agricultural crop means a plant product that is
Agricultural crop means food or fiber commodities grown for harvest or commercial purposes that provide food, clothing, animal feed, or other commercially recognized products.
Agricultural crop means a plant product that is grown, produced, or harvested as a result of an agricultural producer's farm operation.
Agricultural crop means any cultivated crop grown and harvested for commercial purposes.
Agricultural crop means food or fiber
Agricultural crop means a non-woody cash crop, which can be used as a food and