PASTURE
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 24
Land under a particular description of gra es and herbage, which is eaten on the spot by horses, cattle, . Hill pasture is a term applied to hilly and mountainous lands, which are kept perpetually under the natural gra es and herbage which spring up on them; while artificial pastures are such as are sown by art on lands which are occasionally subjected to the plough. In all artificial S06 [s. 920]
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