The phrase 'grazing meadows' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to meadows where animals graze, usually in a more rural or natural setting. For example, "We took a leisurely drive through the countryside, passing by grazing meadows and sprawling farmland."
For centuries, dry-stack stone walls and wooden fences have been used to restrain livestock, protect grazing meadows from other animal intruders and indicate tsamdro boundary lines.
Ostrom's landmark 1990 book, Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action, explains how these principles play out in different contexts among farmers in Valencia, Spain, who have managed water-irrigation canals for nearly 1,000 years, among Swiss villagers, who have sustainably managed alpine grazing meadows for centuries, and many others.
Gordon walked whenever he could, up logging paths, through grazing meadows that were federal land and went on for miles.
At night, grazed meadows were the preferred habitat, containing five times higher biomass of earthworms compared to cultivated fields.
The authors performed a year-round measurement of N2O fluxes from three conventionally grazed alpine meadows that represent the typical meadow landscape in the eastern Qinghai Tibetan Plateau (QTP).
Cows and horses graze in meadows fringed with reeds and bright flowers, while herons and oystercatchers skim the glassy lines of water that form a grid around them.
The relative magnitudes of, and factors controlling, denitrification and dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium (DNRA) were measured in the soil of a re-connected temperate floodplain divided into four different land management zones (grazing grassland, hay meadow, fritillary meadow and a buffer zone).
Such experiments have shown that meadows of high MLG diversity (many different clones) better resist periods of intense grazing, grazing from specific grazers, extreme weather conditions, and have higher productivity and biomass of associated invertebrate fauna than meadows of low MLG diversity (few clones) [ 4, 12, 13].
"You thought they were all just grazing in the meadows, listening to Moby?" chided Mr. Piven.
The manor operated as a dairy farm -- with its cows grazing in the meadows across the road -- until World War II, when meat was being rationed.
If there is anything to be learned from this project, which will bring the devices to market early next year, it is that Heidi's world of goats — or cows — placidly grazing in Alpine meadows is gradually becoming the stuff of storybooks.
