Definition of grazing
: herbage or land for grazing
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Herders in search of safe grazing land, and also feeling the effects of climate change, have been forced south into more populated farming communities.
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Colorado's latest closure will also bar non-recreational uses, although ranchers, for example, who use some of the forest's over 2,800 square miles for grazing will be able to seek exemptions, San Juan National Forest spokeswoman Cam Hooley said.
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Half the Datoga's cattle died on their own grazing lands during the last rainy season from November 2017 to mid-January, which was unseasonably hot and dry.
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If done right, Creque said, grazing could be restorative.
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Karl Marx famously argued that the enclosure of common agricultural lands for private grazing, shutting out and impoverishing the peasantry, created a supply of labor for industry in towns: the first proletariat.
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One piece, introduced in 2013 as H.R.657, pertained to grazing permits on federal land.
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Uncultivated land is used for grazing, foraging or hunting.
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The administration, though, has recommended more logging and cattle grazing here, an overture that brings Trump’s pro-development push from the more receptive Southwest to the deep blue West Coast.
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First Known Use of grazing
1517
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