aftercrop
/ˈæftəkrɒp/Definitions
1. noun
A crop harvested in the second year of growth, often from plants that have been allowed to grow and seed themselves.
“The aftercrop of wheat provided a significant harvest for the local farm.”
1. noun
A crop harvested in the second year of growth, often from plants that have been allowed to grow and seed themselves.
“The aftercrop of wheat provided a significant harvest for the local farm.”