Óskurð
Óskurð is an Icelandic word that translates to "unmown" or "unreaped." It typically refers to grass or crops that have been left standing in the field and not cut. This can occur for various reasons, such as adverse weather conditions preventing harvest, a decision to let the field lie fallow, or a specific agricultural practice.
In some contexts, óskurð might be related to traditional farming methods where certain areas were intentionally
The term is not commonly used in modern, highly mechanized agriculture unless specifically referring to a field