Pastureland definition
Pastureland means land used primarily for the long-term production of adapted, domesticated forage plants to be grazed by livestock or occasionally cut and cured for livestock feed. In addition, for the purpose of determining premining land use, the relative cover of introduced perennial forage species must be greater than 40% of the relative cover of total vegetation in order for the land to be pastureland. If the full shrub density is greater than one shrub per square meter on those lands and the surface owner requests the lands to be eligible, the land use is still pastureland but the land is also “eligible land” in terms of shrub reclamation.
Pastureland means land used primarily for the long-term production of adapted, domesticated
Pastureland means land used primarily for the long-term production of adapted, domesticated forage plants to be grazed by livestock or occasionally cut and cured for livestock feed.
Examples of Pastureland in a sentence
Implementation of the proposed CP 9 (Shallow Water Areas for Wildlife), CP 23 (Wetland Restoration), CP 22 (Riparian Buffer), and CP 30 (Wetland Buffer-Marginal Pastureland) is expected to restore or enhance the acreage of wetlands and riparian habitat in the proposed UCFRB CREP area by as much as 1,000 acres.
More Definitions of Pastureland
Pastureland means rural agricultural land covered with natural and cultivated vegetation for grazing of livestock and animals;
Pastureland means land used primarily for the long-term production of adapted, domesticated forage plants to be grazed by the livestock or occasionally cut and cured for livestock feed. Allowable support facilities include access roads, farm buildings, erosion control structures such as grassed waterways, downdrains, terraces and sediment ponds, water impoundments used for stock watering, and other incidental facilities related to pasture management.
Pastureland means farmland, other than rangeland, on which the pre dominant growth is forage suitable for grazing and on which the spacing of any trees or shrubs is such that the land could not fairly be considered as wood land.
Pastureland is land used primarily for the long-term production of adapted, domesticated forage plants to be grazed by livestock or occasionally cut and cured for livestock feed.
Pastureland means farmland, other than rangeland, on which the pre dominant growth is forage suitable for grazing and on which the spacing of any trees or shrubs is such that the land
Pastureland means as interpreted in article 3.1.6 of the Law on Land; 3.1.2.“Carrying capacity of pastureland” means the capacity of unit of pastureland
Pastureland means land used primarily for the long term production of adapted, domesticated, forage plants to be grazed by livestock or occasionally cut and cured for livestock feed. Land used for facilities in support of pastureland which is adjacent to, or an integral part of, these operations is also included. (49)[(480)] "Perennial stream" means a stream, or stream reach, that flows continuously during all of the calendar year as a