The farmers' fields were fertile, producing abundant crops year after year.
The farmer's field was fertile, producing abundant crops every season.
The artist's mind was fertile with creative ideas, constantly producing new and innovative concepts for her work.
The infectious laughter of the children spread throughout the classroom, brightening everyone's mood.
The farmers' fields were lush and fertile, producing abundant crops year after year.
The farmers' fields were fertile, producing abundant crops year after year.
The farmer's field was fertile, producing abundant crops every season.
Plants can only grow in fertile soil
The fertile soil was good for planting seeds.
plants can only grow in fertile soil.
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I'm not certain if you meant to ask about "land use" or the word "land." The land was fertile and grew many crops. The farmer drew a chart showing the land use of his farm.
The artist's mind was fertile with creative ideas, constantly producing new and innovative concepts for her work.
The land had fertile soil.
If you mean a "random" long sentence, then how about: The class studied the geography of the Fertile Crescent all week, but then began to read about the region around it.
A fertile soil will produce a good crop of carrots.
The Nile river floods and leaves fertile soil.