Toyota; Japanese car manufacturer or surname (Toyoda)

track and field athletics; short for [[田径运动|田徑運動|tian2 jing4 yun4 dong4]]

area where oil exists in quantities that can be extracted for profit

farmland; cropland; cultivated land used for growing crops

Honda; a Japanese surname and the famous car and motorcycle company

in the fields; the area of the farmland; farm

fields and gardens; the countryside; (by extension) rural or pastoral landscape and life

farmland and open country; open land

field where rice is grown; paddy field

(Buddhism) the field of merit; good deeds that produce happiness or spiritual rewards, specifically respecting the Three Jewels, showing gratitude to parents, and helping the poor.

land used for growing crops; cropland

wheat field; cornfield; wheatland

To till the land; to farm or grow crops. Also written as [[种地|種地|zhong4 di4]].

fields; farmland; the rural area or countryside

A city and prefecture in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (also known as Khotan)

Farmland that can hold water, primarily used for growing rice

Putian, a prefecture-level city in Fujian Province

large areas of cultivated land for growing major crops; cropland

Fujita (Japanese surname)

The area of the lower abdomen below the navel, traditionally considered in Chinese medicine and martial arts as the center where one's energy or [[气|氣|qi4]] resides. While it can also refer to points between the eyebrows or at the solar plexus, it most commonly refers to the region below the navel.

a field where cotton is grown

Tennessee, a state in the southeastern United States

the engineering of water systems for farmland, including irrigation, water storage, and drainage to prevent flooding and improve agricultural yields

Stepped or terraced agricultural plots built into the side of a hill or mountain slope; often surrounded by low earthen walls to prevent soil erosion and facilitate irrigation.

Futian, a district of Shenzhen city in Guangdong province

an area containing significant natural gas deposits that are valuable for extraction

fertile farmland; high-quality agricultural land

land used for agricultural trials or testing new crop varieties

vole; field mouse; any of several small rodents that live in fields and forests and eat grass and crops

one's heart or innermost being; thoughts and feelings; intention

large area where layers of coal are found and can be mined

An area containing deposits of both petroleum and natural gas

a field or plot of land specifically used for raising rice seedlings before transplanting

the edge, border, or ends of a field

A type of freshwater snail with a conical shell that lives in ponds, lakes, and rice paddies; specifically the mud snail or pond snail

to go into the fields to perform farm work

Takeda (Japanese surname)

Japanese surname

A field or shallow pool where salt is produced by drying salt water in the sun; a saltern.

A plot of farmland located on a hillside.

Farmland converted from tidal lands or sand flats; sandy soil near a body of water formed by silt accumulation

A county in Xi'an, Shaanxi province

Takada (Japanese surname and place name)

(historical) to station soldiers or recruit farmers to reclaim wasteland and grow food in areas where troops are garrisoned; a system of self-sufficient military agricultural colonies

The blue sea turned into mulberry fields; used to describe the immense changes in the world over a long period or the unpredictable nature of life's transformations.

Tamura (Japanese surname and place name)

Chinese edible frog (Hoplobatrachus rugulosus); frog. Regional name for the common frog, often used when referring to frogs as food

Gutian county in Ningde city, Fujian province, China.

to plow or till a field; to cultivate soil