Synonym: explore, feed, fodder, grain, hunt, look, search. Similar words: for ages, storage, rage, enrage, outrage, mirage, garage, courage. Meaning: ['fɑrɪdʒ ,'fɔ / 'fɒ-] n. 1. animal food for browsing or grazing 2. the act of searching for food and provisions. v. 1. collect or look around for (food) 2. wander and feed.
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31. European vetch much cultivated as forage and cover crops.
32. Now the nutritive value of the forage is reduced.
33. Forage crops also help reduce erosion of the soil.
34. Forage cultivation is a main part of grassland science.
35. To provide forage for ( livestock ).
36. Yellow flowered European lupine cultivated for forage .
37. A Utah prairie dog emerges to forage spring snow.
38. There is much forage for the cattle.
39. The development of the A 3 cytoplasm in forage sorghum breeding.
40. Sorgo is a kind of new and developing forage, candy and energy resource crop, its biological yield is very high, it has many uses,(http://sentencedict.com/forage.html) its developing and using value is very high too.
41. The practice of demonstration project of saline land improvement by artificial forage grass planting is introduced taking the Wudi county as an example in this paper.
42. The stress relaxation of packed medicago sativa has important influence to the craft of forage haling and the design of haling equipment.
43. The researches on taxonomic evolution, forage, greening, medicine and material cycle of the plant of Carex were reviewed and discussed.
44. It is indicated that pika has apparently suppressed growth of forage, and has impact on structure of vegetable.
45. Materials and Market : Mishan abounds in the resources of stalk, forage grass and concentrated feed, also it has beef cattle breeding scale and experience.
46. This literature presents the nonprotein nitrogen forage additive prepared by isobutyraldehyde and urea throughcondensation reaction under acidic condition.
47. Any of various grASses (family Poaceae, or Gramineae), that produce small edible seeds used AS forage crops and AS food cereals.
48. It is an important measure of intercropping and mixture vetch to increase forage yield and quality.
49. Late Palaeolithic females in southern Europe and Africa could forage for food and feed themselves and their infants,(Sentencedict.com) with males occasionally supplementing their diet with meat.
50. It is widely used in food, forage additives medical inspection and biology researches.
51. Is there really competition for forage between kiang and livestock?
52. Though the four-leaf variety may be best known for bringing luck to its discoverer, white clover is also known a high quality forage, and for its presence as a ubiquitous lawn weed.
53. Some shade tolerance forage species of Lolium multiflorum, Dactylis glomerata, Bromus carticus and Trifolium repens were selected to sow in pear orchard.
54. Tall fescue is grown widely in Africa, China and South America as turf and as a forage crop for grazing animals, but soil salinity is becoming increasingly problematic in many areas.
55. Most farmers appreciated the compensation policy of GGP, but a few of them (8.9% and 2.2%, respectively) considered the planting of trees and of forage species to be a priority.
56. The soybean plant was not used to any great extent for forage in the Orient.
57. Forage addition BACELL provides increase digestion and assimilability of fodder, reduce the price of fodder, forms health-giving gut organisms.
58. As important forage crops, legumes of the genus Chamaecrista play an important role on soil improvement, water and soil conservation, etc.
59. Natural Gramineous forage germplasm resource is very abundant in Gansu Province. There are 74 genus, 237 species. Most of them are mesophytic herbage, and with high feeding value.
60. So, the lespedeza has great potentiality and market as one series of new-type forage shrub legumes.
More similar words: for ages, storage, rage, enrage, outrage, mirage, garage, courage, enraged, outraged, umbrage, average, tragedy, suffrage, coverage, encourage, discourage, outrageous, courageous, disparage, on average, brokerage, discouraged, courageously, encouragement, disparagement, discouragement, rag, drag, virago.