(beplantbaar)
akkerbouw
having the capacity to be used to grow crops
(ontgonnen)
braak
(of farmland) not used for growing crops for a period of time, especially for the quality of the soil to improve
(naaldhoutachtige)
coniferen
relating to trees with hard and dry fruits called cones and needle-shaped leaves
(loofboom)
bladhoudend
(of plants) annually losing leaves
(voedsel geven aan)
voederen
to feed farm animals with any agricultural foodstuff that is specifically for domesticated livestock
(bewerken)
irrigeren
to supply crops, land, etc. with water, typically by artificial means
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(spruiten)
ontkiemen
(of a seed or plant) to begin growing
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(verwelking)
ziekte
any disease that causes a plant to wither and eventually dies
(huis met bijbehorende grond)
kleine boerderij
a small rented farm around a house or the house itself, especially in Scotland
(grondbewerker)
cultivator
a piece of mechanical equipment used to break up the soil and remove weeds from the ground
(heg)
hagen
a line of shrubs, bushes, or small trees that are planted along the edge of a field or road, especially in the UK
(huis met land)
boerderij
a house, especially a farmhouse, with the land and buildings surrounding it
(veeteelt)
landbouw
the practice of cultivating and breeding crops and animals and taking care of them
(dierlijke mest)
mest
solid waste from animals spread on a piece of land to help plants and crops grow healthier and stronger
Manure is animal waste, usually from cows, horses, or chickens, that is used as a natural fertilizer to enrich soil. It contains nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, which help plants grow better. Manure is often mixed into the soil to improve its structure, water-holding ability, and nutrient levels. It can also help to reduce the need for chemical fertilizers. The manure is typically composted before use to break down harmful bacteria and make it safer for plants.
(grasland)
weide
a field covered with grass or similar herbs suitable for animals to graze on
(snijdt)
oogster
a person who gathers the harvest on a farm
(dief)
veedief
someone who steals farm animals
(silage)
inkuilvoer
grass or other green crops that are harvested and stored without being dried to be fed to animals in winter
(sprinkler)
beregeningsinstallatie
a small device with holes that is put on the end of a hose, used for watering soil or lawns; a piece of equipment that is utilized in case a building is on fire
A sprinkler is a device used to water plants or lawns by spraying water over an area. It typically has a rotating or stationary head that releases water in a pattern, covering a specific area. Sprinklers can be connected to a hose or a watering system and are adjustable to control the amount of water and the spread. They are commonly used to keep grass, flowers, and other plants hydrated, especially during dry weather. Sprinklers are popular for their convenience in watering large areas efficiently.
(jaargang)
oogst
the grapes harvested or wine produced in a specific year or season
(botanica)
plantkunde
the scientific study of plants, their structure, genetics, classification, etc.
(bienniale plant)
tweejarige plant
a plant that lives for two years and in its second year produces seeds and flowers
(grote tak)
tak
a major branch of a tree
(doornstruik)
braamstruik
a thorny shrub of the rose family on which blackberries grow
(bladeren)
loof
a plant or tree's branches and leaves collectively
(jong boompje)
boompje
a small and young tree
(bladgroen)
chlorofyl
a green pigment found in all green plants and cyanobacteria that is responsible for the absorption of the sunlight needed for the photosynthesis process
(populier)
esp
a tree of the poplar family, with leaves that move even in the breeze
(vijgenboom)
banyan
a South Asian fig tree that can grow new trunks and roots from its branch
A banyan tree is a large and spreading tree native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. The tree is known for its aerial prop roots that grow down from its branches and anchor the tree to the ground. Banyan trees are considered sacred in many cultures and are often used as a place of worship or a symbol of longevity and fertility. The tree can grow to be very large, with some reaching over 100 feet tall and spreading over several acres. It is also known for its large canopy, which provides shade and shelter for many animals and birds.
(beukenboom)
beuk
a large forest tree with a smooth grey trunk, shiny leaves, and small nuts
(boterbloempje)
boterbloem
a wild plant with cup-shaped flowers that are small, bright, and yellow
(kruidnagel)
anjer
a type of Dianthus often bright-colored and used for formal occasions
(cederboom)
ceder
a tall evergreen tree from the conifer family that has wide spreading branches
(spleetklaver)
klaver
a small wild plant of the pea family usually with three round leaves, often pink, purple, or white
(cypress)
cipres
a type of evergreen conifer tree with small rounded woody cones
(dandelion)
paardenbloem
a small plant of the daisy family with a yellow flower that turns into a fluffy white ball of seeds
(elzenboom)
linde
a type of tall deciduous tree with rough serrated leaves
(kaiserkrone)
hibiscus
a tropical plant of the mallow family that has large and brightly colored flowers
(gele lis)
iris
a plant with long narrow leaves and large yellow or purple flowers
(neigingenplant)
mimosa
a plant whose leaves droop when touched
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