wheatland
nounUK /ˈwiːtlænd/
US /ˈwiːtlænd/
A wheatland is a big field where wheat grows.
The farmers drove their tractors across the golden wheatland at harvest time.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A region or area known for growing large amounts of wheat.
The settlers moved west into the fertile wheatlands of the plains.
3. Land that is naturally suited to wheat cultivation.
Rich soil and mild rain make this valley good wheatland.
4. A place name used for towns or counties in North America.
Wheatland is a small town in Wyoming.