Wiktionary
n. Land where grain is grown.
Usage examples of "grainland".
I can give our grainland farmers their source of labor back in the form of German slaves, they must look for other labor than Italian debt slaves.
It also stood at one end of the frequented sea route which led to distant Shivenink and the grainlands of Carcampan and Bribahr.
Because the majority of them have farming backgrounds, the majority of them are currently working out their debts in our grainlands of Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, and Africa.
They are not particularly fertile when compared to the fabulous grainlands of the Bagradas River, where quite a few of us here in this House own properties, as do many knights of the First Class.
Lord Gildas and Lady Cathan, whose rich grainlands and merchant-guilds would supply the taxes for the primary support of the effort, were frantic in their attempts to cut down the numbers.
Brovva watered the heart of Markovy, fertile black earth grainlands dotted with tiny hamlets and onion-domed churches.