- In agriculture,
grazing is a
method of
animal husbandry whereby domestic livestock are
allowed outdoors to free
range (roam around) and
consume wild vegetations...
-
decline in the
early twentieth century; in 1945
there were just 571
ponies depastured. By 1956 the
number of
ponies of all
breeds on the
Forest had more than...
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Commoners must have
backup land,
outside the Forest, to
accommodate these depastured animals when necessary, for
example during a foot-and-mouth
disease epidemic...
- In
Jewish law,
damages (Hebrew: נזיקין, nezikin)
covers a
range of
jurisprudential topics that
roughly correspond in
secular law to torts.
Jewish law on...
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Commoners must have
backup land,
outside the Forest, to
accommodate these depastured animals when necessary, for
example during a foot-and-mouth
disease epidemic...
-
Liardet settled in the
Frankston area in 1847,
after taking out a 300-acre
depasturing license for land that is now the
Frankston locality of Karingal. During...
- Norfolk; and for
stinting and
regulating the stocking, feeding, and
depasturing of the said
smeeth and fen,
until the inclosure, division, and allotment...
-
Manor of Hexam, in the
County of Northumberland; and for
stinting the
Depasturing of the
other Parts of the said Commons, Moors, or
Waste Lands. Norwich...
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sporting and
recreational activities in the
parks and
supervising the
depasturing of
stock grazing there. A
variety of now
absent wildlife was
still present...
- site was
first occupied following white settlement by
Timothy Beard, who
depastured cattle on the
Limestone Plains as
early as 1829.
Beard had been transported...
