Noun
bumper crop (plural bumper crops)
A large yield; an excess of something.
After leaving the usual bumper crop of zucchini on the neighbor's doorstep, she crept away.
They seem to have a bumper crop of kindergarteners this year.
Emerald City Comic Con is going to provide a bumper crop of infections, and as those folks come from all over the country to attend, more than a few of those folks are going to get more than a goodie bag to take home with them. Source: Internet
He’s experimenting with some new plants this year, including lemon cucumbers, potato onions and ground cherry tomatoes, and has a bed of fresh herbs available cilantro, tarragon, sage, lavender, chives and a bumper crop of oregano. Source: Internet
Crop-revenue insurance can cover a producer from unexpected fluctuations in the selling price resulting from reduced demand, bad publicity or a bumper crop resulting in a flooded market that reduces selling prices. Source: Internet
And those loads are part of what is looking to be a bumper crop, according to the factory manager. Source: Internet
Church expects an early bumper crop of blueberries could meet the demands of anywhere from 3,000 to 8,000 visitors at this year’s festival Aug. 26-27. Source: Internet
Each time NASA winnows candidates for a new mission, it also helps dictate which subfields will soon benefit from a bumper crop of fresh data—and which are likely to languish in obscurity for lack of interest and resources. Source: Internet