Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fertile plain
Noun
/ˈfɜːrtəl pleɪn/

Definition
A fertile plain is a flat or gently sloping area of land that has rich soil, making it ideal for agriculture and the growth of various plants.

Examples
- The Nile River Valley is a well-known fertile plain that has supported civilizations for thousands of years.
- Farmers cultivate crops such as wheat and corn in the fertile plains of the Midwest.
- The fertile plain allowed the settlement to thrive due to its abundant food supply.

Meaning
Fertile plains are regions that support and enhance agricultural productivity due to their nutrient-rich soils and favorable climate conditions.

Synonyms
- Arable land
- Rich soil
- Agroecosystem