pasture land
Where cattle graze
Land used for grazing livestock, typically covered with grass or other vegetation suitable for cattle, sheep, or horses to feed on.
Pasture land may be natural grassland or cultivated fields allowed to grow for grazing purposes: The ranch includes five hundred acres of pasture land.
Often written as one word: pastureland.
- meadowGrassy field for grazing
- grazingFeeding on pasture
- grasslandTreeless herb-covered ecosystem
- open rangeUnfenced public grazing land
- cattle ranchBovine breeding enterprise
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- farm statisticscrop loss, corn yield, milk production, egg production, wool production
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- rural roadscountry road, gravel roads, dirt road, dirt roads, country lane
pasture landcropland
Land for growing produce
arable land · farmland · orchards · vineyards · tillage
pasture landbuilt-up area
Densely developed zone
industrial zone · commercial property · residential area · cityscape · concrete jungle
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