pasturage|pasturages in English

noun

[pas·tur·age || 'pæstʃərɪdʒ /'pɑːs-]

land for grazing, pasture; right to graze, right to use a pasture for one's livestock

Use "pasturage|pasturages" in a sentence

1. Advance pasturage industrialization process energetically, the radiate that strengthens pasturage bibcock business drives capacity.

2. This fence contravenes our common right to pasturage.

3. The material that pasturage aquaculture produces is feed.

4. Pasturage sees benefit, forestry cannot see benefit 10 years.

5. We are his people and the sheep of his pasturage.”—PSALM 100:3.

6. Says the psalmist: “We are the people of his pasturage.”

7. Pasturage breed aquatics basically has pig, ox, sheep and fowl.

8. No stock will be accepted for pasturage before May 1, 2006.

9. Leaf bettles (Chrysomelidae) are important pests of agriculture, forest and pasturage .

10. Advance pasturage industrialization, be helpful for rural economics development and social stability.

11. Wood land yielding 10 swine from the pannage. from the pasturage 7 swine.

12. Often, though, the land soon fails to sustain the needed pasturage and is abandoned.

13. Develop aquatic product of efficient economy crop, pasturage and rural area energetically 3 industries.

14. They are becoming part of Jehovah’s blessed organization—“his people and the sheep of his pasturage.”

15. Medical institutions, drug stores, veterinarian institutions, pasturage veterinarian institutions and research laboratories may purchase controlled drugs.

16. As the bitter fleabane of stock raising suddenly develops, course of work of pasturage plan money is deep...

17. Therefore, every pasturage farm should ideally have a water right sufficient to irrigate twenty acres or so during emergencies.

18. (Proverbs 12:26) The righteous one is cautious about his own pasturage —the associates and friends whom he chooses.

19. 20 Therefore, every pasturage farm should ideally have a water right sufficient to irrigate twenty acres or so during emergencies.

20. Agistment originally referred specifically to the proceeds of pasturage in the king's forests in England, but now means either: the

21. Lacking pasturage because the locusts had stripped the land of vegetation, cattle wandered about in confusion and droves of sheep perished.

22. Blue Grama grass is used as pasturage and lawns and mixed with the other native grass such as Buffalo grass for ground covers.

23. The Bogey hole is situated at the foot of Shepherds Hill, or as it was known in the 1820’s “sheep pasturage hill”

24. For he is our God, and we are the people of his pasturage and the sheep of his hand.”—Psalm 95:6, 7.

25. The Bogey hole is situated at the foot of Shepherds Hill, or as it was known in the 1820's "sheep pasturage hill"