tilth
nounCultivation of land; tillage.
nounTilled earth.
nounThe fitness of soil for cultivation, as measured by its structure and composition.
nounThe act of tilling; plowing, sowing, and the round of agricultural operations; tillage; cultivation.
nounThe state of being tilled, or prepared for a crop: as, land is in good tilth when it is manured, plowed, broken, and mellowed for receiving the seed.
nounThat which is tilled; tillage-ground.
nounCrop; produce.
nounThe degree or depth of soil turned by the plow or spade in cultivation; that available soil on the earth’s surface into which the roots of crops strike.
nounThe state of being tilled, or prepared for a crop; culture.
nounThat which is tilled; tillage ground.