Cultivable (adjective)

Suitable for cultivation, able to be prepared and used for agriculture or gardening.

Origin:

From the verb 'cultivate', meaning to prepare and use land for agriculture or gardening.

Examples:

1. The farmer was pleased to find a large stretch of cultivable land, ideal for planting crops.
2. The garden was filled with cultivable soil, rich with nutrients and ideal for growing plants.
3. The scientist studied the cultivable land in the region, trying to understand its potential for agriculture.
4. The new settlers were disappointed to find that much of the land was not cultivable, with poor soil and harsh conditions.
5. The government provided funding for improving the cultivable land, helping to increase crop yields and support farmers.