1. describing land or crops that have been tilled or cultivated between rows or plantings
Usage: agricultural; chiefly historical or regional

1. past tense and past participle of intertill; to till or cultivate (land) between rows of crops or between plantings
Usage: agricultural; chiefly historical or regional

Examples

• The farmer intertilled the corn rows to remove weeds and improve soil aeration.
• The intertilled field showed better crop yields than the untended plot.
• By intertilling between the bean plants, the gardener reduced competition for nutrients.
• The intertilled rows were carefully spaced to allow the plow to pass through.
• Historical farming records describe intertilled gardens as a common practice in colonial America.