1. removed inferior or unwanted plants from a crop or garden
Usage: agricultural; past tense of ‘rogue’

Examples

• The farmer rogued the potato field to remove diseased plants.
• She rogued her tomato garden every week during growing season.
• The agricultural inspector rogued several rows of contaminated crops.
• They rogued the seed corn to maintain genetic purity.
• The gardener rogued any plants that showed signs of disease.
• Workers rogued the field before the final harvest.