| TRUCKFARM | Exchange agricultural area for market-garden in America (5-4) |
| PADDYFIELD | Agricultural area for growing rice (5,5) |
| EVESHAM | Town at the centre of a vale famous for market gardens and orchards (7) |
| LAWNPARTY | Green organisation gathering in one's garden in America (4-5) |
| SHIPYARDS | Small trendy gardens in America where British queens spent formative years |
| SHEFFIELD | Cook reportedly finds agricultural area in the city (9) |
| WHEATBELT | Central U.S. agricultural area |
| FARMLANDS | Agricultural areas |
| ARBITRAGE | Bar complicated computing craze for market trading (9) |
| PUBLICISE | Club pie is prepared for market (9) |
| BUTCHERED | Killed for market |
| YARD | Three feet in a back garden in America! (4) |
| CALI | City in S.W. Colombia, commercial centre for a rich agricultural area (4) |
| FARMLAND | Soldiers held captive in distant delta in agricultural area (8) |
| YARDS | Gardens, in America (5) |
| TRUCK | Word for a barter, chore, collection of odds and ends, exchange, market-garden vegetables of the US or a Scottish deal, but also a barrow, bogie, cap atop a ship's mast, jazz dance, lorry, railway wag |
| CLOCHE | Something in the market garden that's old hat? (6) |
| BETH | ---- Chatto, plantswoman famed for her Elmstead Market gardens (4) |
| SANTAEUGENIA | Small, peaceful, traditional Mallorcan town in the central agricultural area of the island (5,7) |
| ANIMALHUSBANDRY | Brutal American embargo in hot and arid agricultural area (6,9) |
