alfalfa
/ælˈfælfə/Definitions
1. noun
a perennial leguminous grass (Medicago sativa) native to Asia and Europe, widely cultivated for hay, silage, and as a green manure.
“The farmer grows alfalfa in his fields to feed the livestock.”
1. noun
a perennial leguminous grass (Medicago sativa) native to Asia and Europe, widely cultivated for hay, silage, and as a green manure.
“The farmer grows alfalfa in his fields to feed the livestock.”