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What is the collective noun for crops?

There isn't a single, universally accepted collective noun for crops. However, some options that are commonly used include:

* Stand: A stand of wheat, a stand of corn

* Field: A field of sunflowers, a field of barley

* Harvest: A bountiful harvest of grapes, a successful harvest of tomatoes

* Planting: A new planting of potatoes, a thriving planting of carrots

* Growth: A healthy growth of beans, a vigorous growth of rice

You can also use more general collective nouns like:

* Array: An array of crops

* Assortment: An assortment of vegetables

* Variety: A variety of fruits

The best collective noun to use will depend on the specific context and the type of crops being referred to.

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