Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

field-conditions

noun

/fiːld kənˈdɪʃənz/

Definition

The specific environmental and situational attributes of an area where an activity or operation, such as agriculture, sports, or scientific research, takes place.

Examples

The farmer assessed the field conditions before planting the crops.
The coach evaluated the field conditions prior to the game to strategize accordingly.
Researchers must take field conditions into account when conducting experiments outdoors.

Meaning

Field conditions refer to the actual circumstances present in a particular area that can affect performance and results, such as soil quality, weather, and terrain.