hay field
Where bales originate
A hay field is a field where grass or other plants are grown specifically to be cut, dried, and stored as hay for livestock feed.
The term emphasizes the field's agricultural purpose rather than its appearance: The hay field needs cutting before the rain comes.
Also spelled as one word: hayfield.
- meadowGrassy field for grazing
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- round baleCylindrical bundle of dried grass
- square baleRectangular compressed hay bundle
- balesTied agricultural packages
straw · barn · harvest · mowing · golden · amber waves · grass · summer · scythe · tractor · farm · dried · alfalfa · clover · loft · pitchfork · rolling · rural
- Russian countrysidebirch trees, birch tree, birch forest, birch forests, dacha
- grass formationslawn, meadow, prairie, pasture, grassland
- farming termsfarmland, cropland, harvest, tillage, cultivation
- ranchingcattle, ranch, rancher, ranchers, ranching
- farmlandfarms, farm, barns, barn, farmhouse
- rural landscapemeadow, pasture, farmland, grazing land, rolling hills
agricultural land use
hay fieldpastureland
Land for grazing animals
rangeland · feedlot · orchard · fallow field · vineyard
landscape type
hay fieldparking lot
Outdoor vehicle storage area
desert · wilderness · forest · concrete jungle · swamp
hay, field, hays, haying, fields, fielded, fielding, fielder, fielders