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grazing

adjective as in keeping livestock on the range

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The Agriculture Department this week unveiled what it called a "big package" aimed at ramping up domestic beef production, by opening more land for cattle grazing and supporting small meat processors.

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The plan put forth by Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins calls for helping ranchers through measures such as reforming endangered-species regulations and increasing access to grazing and financing.

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And then Mr. Mamdani tells us that, in Kampala, “Zohran settled down with the study of issues such as ‘zero grazing,’” a type of farming in which cattle are fed with cut grass.

Mary and I passed the bottle back and forth, our hands grazing, the only hint of intimacy those days.

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Droughts can drive up costs because without enough water, businesses have to buy more feed instead of relying on grazing lands, said Karina Schoengold, a professor of agricultural economics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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