Sentence examples for vast grazing from inspiring English sources

The vast grazing areas that were available to them were characterised by important ecological variations, making some grazing areas more suitable for particular types of livestock.

The changes in land tenure have caused changes in land-use practice in Amboseli ecosystem (Okello 2012) reducing the vast grazing land.

In its reduced state, the things that once kept it thriving -- fires, set by lightning, that burned hundreds of thousands of acres, and grazing by vast herds of bison -- no longer take place.

This is a subsistence-based system utilising large mobile herds grazing on vast rangeland pasture resources.

Vast herds once grazed here, providing subsistence for the Northern Plains Indians; now only a single real herd is usually visible from the train.

This expanse of common land is mentioned in the Domesday Book and affords unexpected vistas of Oxford, grazing cattle and vast spans of open sky.

Those grazing holdings encompass the vast majority of the state's rural lands.

But the vast throngs of bison or buffalo grazing on the Plains, by some estimates as many as 60m, were not endless.

So-called "thundering herds" blanketed much of the Great Plains -- rototilling, fertilizing, grazing builders that nurtured vast grasslands and gave home to everything from black-footed ferrets to burrowing owls.

Tropical Northern Australia is a vast region dominated by extensive cattle grazing.

Welsh ministers said they had more than 600 responses to a consultation on fly grazing earlier this year, with the "vast majority" backing better legislation.