grazing land

At that time all the available grazing land was in use.

"What if they get to the good grazing land first?"

The family's grazing land ended up on the other side.

They are often much smaller, especially on poor grazing land.

There was precious little grazing land and even less water.

At the time of the hotel's existence, the area was grazing land.

He should have sold you the grazing land as his father had agreed.

Most likely they were cut down to increase the area of grazing land for livestock.

They had to be some of the best grazing land in the world, only different."

The Common is also used as grazing land for the cows of local farmers in the summer.

Grazing land for the most part, but here and there a plain where something could grow well.

Precious grazing land, needed for themselves, was no longer theirs.

Over 25 million cubic feet of top soil from grazing land alone was moved.

Some 88 percent of the county is prime farmland and grazing land.

It is also used as grazing land for cattle and other livestock.

The study also found an effect on the productivity of grazing land for livestock.

As his cattle numbers increased, the need for more grazing land was required.

Cow Neck was so called because it offered good grazing land.

Each family was given 200 to 300 hectares of grazing lands.

By this point in the war, the British scorched earth policy left little grazing land.

Most of them learned to cook during long summers in grazing lands.

"Let's get down to some good grazing land, and I'll challenge it.

It was first developed as grazing land in the late 19th century.

Grazing lands, in Idaho, are considered income property for schools.

This figure was based on soil quality, grazing lands, and timber.