A row of crops planted at regular intervals to create a pattern that can be easily checked or verified, especially in farming; the pattern created by this type of planting.
From 'check' (to mark or verify) and 'row' (a line). This agricultural term emerged as farmers developed organized planting patterns to optimize crop management.
Check-row planting allowed farmers to efficiently manage huge fields—the visible pattern made it easy to spot diseases, weeds, or pests, and enabled mechanical cultivation between rows.
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