What is "grainfield"

Usage examples of "grainfield".

I was gradually becoming aware that there were live people in the grainfield too.

When I learned which way Brunjo had gone, and at last caught up to him, at that grainfield east of the city.

The chestnut whuffed and sidestepped away from the road and into the stubbled grainfield, backing away from the hedgerow that seemed to start with the scrubby willows.

The shout of a voice from across the grainfield carried dimly through the fray.

Piet Ricimer knelt and teased a thorny plant loose from the margin of the grainfield surrounding the Fed settlement.

Ricimer knelt and teased a thorny plant loose from the margin of the grainfield surrounding the Fed settlement.

They looked at each other, and then back at the machine making its way around and around the grainfield, working its way in from the edge.

Whenever a grainfield gets poor and scanty, the farmer lets it rest for a year and plants only colza on it.

Where the left went, who knew, except that it seemed to flank the side of the stub-bled grainfields that had appeared behind the sheep meadows and to run toward a jumble of small buildings perhaps a half-kay ahead.

Then he began to see more grainfields, with still more dwellings, again shuttered, although he had the feeling that some of them were occupied.

Several lush grainfields and pastures were visible among the stands of oak and maple.

Sabbath Jesus was going through the grainfields, and as his disciples walked along, they began to pick some heads of grain.

Ripening grainfields stretched ahead, doubtless cultivated by the villagers.

Flowers starred the grainfields and meadows, thick along the sides of the rutted dirt trace.

The grainfields were all reaped stubble, not even any sheaves of grain standing in the fields.