graziers
Pastoral cattle keepers
Graziers are people who raise livestock on grazing land, particularly cattle or sheep.
The term is more common in British English and Australian English than American, where rancher or cattleman prevails.
A grazier typically owns or leases large tracts of pastureland: The graziers lobbied against restrictions on water rights.
Fixed stopping point
- homesteadFamily farm and dwelling
- outbackRemote interior wilderness
- ranchLivestock-raising estate
- runMove swiftly on foot
squatter · leaseholder · landholding · acreage · property · roundup · corral · mustering
Grazing animals together
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
- sheepWoolly farm animal
- flockAnimals gathered together
- bovineOf the cattle family
ovine · livestock · stockyard · feedlot · branding · herding · droving · husbandry
Cutting away fleece
- fleeceWool still on sheep
- merinoFine-fleeced sheep breed
- woolSheared animal fiber
- lambingEwes delivering offspring
ewe · ram · shorn · clip · bale · skirting · classing · woolgrower
station
Fixed stopping point
run · squatter · leaseholder · landholding · acreage · property · roundup · corral · mustering · cowboy
herd
Grazing animals together
bovine · ovine · livestock · stockyard · feedlot · branding · herding · droving · husbandry · stockman
shearing
Cutting away fleece
lambing · ewe · ram · shorn · clip · bale · skirting · classing · woolgrower · shearer
paddock
Small fenced animal enclosure
- pasturageLand for grazing animals
- meadowGrassy field for grazing
- grasslandTreeless herb-covered ecosystem
range · forage · fodder · herbage · sward · fescue · clover · alfalfa · ryegrass · silage
milking
Extracting animal dairy fluid
calving · heifer · cow · bull · steer · beef · veal · breeding · weaning
grazierscultivators
Those who raise plants
horticulturists · market gardeners · tillers · orchardists · viticulturists