Definition of grazing
: herbage or land for grazing
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In 1991, the government canceled the Hages’ grazing permit.
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Wildfires in Kansas have already burned thousands of acres and agricultural officials were prepared to move hay to ranchers who need it most or work with the federal government to access additional grazing land.
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From shoulder-grazing drop earrings and mismatched pairs to asymmetrical singular styles and oversized hoops, statement earrings have been trending for the past few seasons – and are showing no signs of slowing down this spring.
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Much of it is rooted in economic tensions over land, as the Lendu historically have been farmers on stationery plots of land while the Hema have raised animals and moved throughout the year to good grazing areas.
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Before its life as a ceiling-grazing fixture, the instrument served Christian Scientists.
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About two dozen grazing areas remain active, records show.
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It's sourced from Colorado rancher Corner Post Farms, chosen for all-natural raising and grazing techniques.
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Judge Navarro declared a mistrial last month in the case, stemming from an armed standoff at the Bundy ranch in 2014 that had arisen over land-grazing fees.
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First Known Use of grazing
1517
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