grazing

Preposition: on

• pasture: Current factors causing loss or decline Lack of grazing on wet pasture or dune slacks leading to growth of scrub or coarse grassland.

Adjective modifier

• rough: Bracken fern is a weed species mainly found on rough grazing.
• rotational: Growth is suppressed but rotational grazing does not kill the plants.
• intensive: Intensive grazing by animals in some places has caused changes in the variety of grasses.

Modifies a noun

• marsh: The majority occur in arable land with some in coastal grazing marsh.
• cattle: There were also many Yellow Wagtails feeding around the grazing cattle, plus one Little Egret.
• pasture: The parkland character is of grazing pastures fringed with beech woods.
• livestock: Most of the agricultural land within the Park is used for grazing livestock.
• rye: The only option remaining to give reliably satisfactory results is field beans, although you may get results from grazing rye in milder areas.
• sheep: The scenery out of the bedroom window was very nice - looking across fields of grazing sheep to the hills at the back.

Noun used with modifier

• sheep: Upland example: reducing sheep grazing on a Cumbrian hill farm.
• cattle: The plan was to ride to check on the cattle grazing on the summer pastures.
• livestock: You are sure to have company from the local livestock grazing next to the roadway.
• Cattle: Cattle grazing reduces thistle numbers more than sheep grazing.
• reindeer: I notice nothing is said about a large herd of reindeer grazing on the plateau, they don't live on fresh air.
• cow: Eventually the mansions give way to a more pastoral vision of cows grazing under willow trees.

Preposition: in

• woodland: There are wild deer grazing in the ancient woodlands - an idyllic setting for a self-catering holiday cottage.

Preposition: of

• livestock: A more attractive landscape through managed grazing of livestock on the hills.

Preposition: by

• sheep: Close grazing by sheep reduces the sand trapping ability of the dune grasses.
• livestock: However grazing by any domestic livestock will reduce the number of tree seedlings which establish.