when you grow a bunch of oranges, is it called a crop?

Yes — crop is the right word. Oranges grown together on a farm or in a grove are called an orange crop, and the place where they’re grown is usually called an orchard or plantation, depending on the region.

Quick distinction

• Crop = the oranges as an agricultural product.

• Orchard = the land where fruit trees like oranges are grown.

• Harvest = the oranges collected from the trees.

So you could say:

• “This farm produces a large orange crop.”
• “The orchard had a great orange harvest this year.”

In simple everyday speech, yes, a bunch of oranges you grow is called a crop.