Grazing land means forestland, within a forest protection district, that has been classified as Class 3, agricultural class, as provided by ORS 526.305 to 526.370.
Grazing land means land used for grasslands and forest lands where the indigenous
Grazing land means farm land which is used to meet the feed requirements of livestock, and which the owner has set aside for that purpose or which has been used for that purpose with the permission of the owner; (xvii)
Examples of Grazing land in a sentence
Mr Musee Kivunzi Grazing land Commiphora trees, which suppress grass, 60s High Self/from Management Pasture Low/medium ‘V.
More Definitions of Grazing land
Grazing land means all agricultural land having plant material harvestable by grazing or browsing by livestock without reference to land tenure, other land uses, management, or treatment practices;
Grazing land means land used for grasslands and forest lands where the indigenous vegetation is actively managed for livestock grazing or browsing or occasional hay production.
Grazing land means land shown on Map NRFO1 as Class C Pasture land.
Grazing land means those granted trust lands which at the present are used primarily for grazing.
Grazing land means land used primarily for production of native forage plants for livestock grazing as differentiated from lands where a crop is harvested.
Grazing land means the area where livestock grazes;
Grazing land means land used for both grassland and forest land where the indigenous vegetation is actively managed for grazing, browsing, or occasional hay production;