1. the practice of growing a single crop repeatedly on the same land
Usage: agriculture

1. to grow the same crop repeatedly on the same land
Usage: agriculture

Examples

• Farmers who rely on monocrop agriculture often deplete soil nutrients faster.
• The region's decision to monocrop corn for decades led to soil degradation.
• Monocrop farming can increase vulnerability to pests and diseases.
• Sustainable agriculture discourages monocrop practices in favor of diverse plantings.
• Many developing nations have shifted away from monocrop systems to improve food security.
• The plantation continued to monocrop sugarcane despite warnings about soil health.