IPA: //ˈroʊən//
KK: /ˈroʊən/
A second crop, such as hay, that is harvested in a single growing season.
Farmers often grow rowen to maximize their hay production in the summer.
The word 'rowen' originates from Old English 'rōwan', meaning to row or to propel a boat with oars. It refers specifically to the action of moving a boat through water using oars.
Think of the Old English word for rowing — 'rōwan' — to remember that 'rowen' relates to the action of propelling a boat with oars.