Noun vocabulary farm

farm

Farm refers to agricultural production units, production organizations or production enterprises, mainly engaged in agricultural production or animal husbandry, operating a variety of agricultural products and animal husbandry products, "everyone grows organic farm".

A farm can be owned and operated by individuals, families or communities, or by consortia or companies as an enterprise. The scale of a farm can range from several acres to hundreds of thousands of hectares. In America, the scale of a farm can be as large as tens of thousands of hectares or hundreds of thousands of hectares.

During the period of the people's commune of Chinese mainland (1950s to 1980s), a large state-owned farm area was quite large with the size of a township or several townships. The Xinjiang production and Construction Corps, the Heilongjiang production and Construction Corps, the Heilongjiang reclamation area, which were mainly dominated by large farms, had not been well managed since 1990s, and have been changed to urban construction system.

Word concept

Entry:

farm

Pinyin:

nóngchǎng

Basic explanation:

an enterprise unit of a certain scale that uses machinery for large-scale agricultural production. For example, state farms.

Citation explanation

1. Threshing ground. "Selected folk songs of Northern Shaanxi: singing revolution in December:" in June, men and women go to the farm when they are busy cutting wheat Guo Moruo's "Northern Expedition Route" 9: "Depu pulled two handfuls of straw from the farm, spread it in a corner outside the gate, curled up and went to sleep." 2. Enterprises and private units that use machines to carry out large-scale agricultural production.

Basic meaning

Modern new farm is no longer only used to grow crops, but also a mixed field of planting + breeding + Leisure + entertainment. QQ farm is no longer a strange leisure game for the post-80s and post-90s, but it shows the new concept and use of farm. When "farm" is used as "threshing ground", it should be read as the second tone, and when it is used as "agricultural production unit, production organization or production enterprise", it should be read as the third tone.