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pasture brake

 

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Noun pasture brake has 1 sense
  1. bracken, pasture brake, brake, Pteridium aquilinum - large coarse fern often several feet high; essentially weed ferns; cosmopolitan
    --1 is a kind of fern
    --1 is a member of Pteridium, genus Pteridium

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Pasture Brake

Description:

A pasture brake is a term used to describe a type of barrier or enclosure typically used in farming or ranching to confine livestock within a specific designated area or pasture.

Senses:

Sense 1 (Noun):

A structure or fence used to keep livestock confined within a specific pasture.

Example sentence: The farmer repaired the pasture brake to ensure the cattle stayed within the designated grazing area.

Sense 2 (Verb):

To use a pasture brake in order to confine or control the movement of livestock.

Example sentence: The rancher pasture brakes the sheep to prevent them from wandering into neighboring fields.

Sense 3 (Adjective - Popular):

Referring to a type of brake designed specifically for farm vehicles to operate on pastures or fields, minimizing damage to the land.

Example sentence: The pasture brake system on the tractor helped prevent soil compaction when working in the fields.

Sense 4 (Adjective - Local):

A term used regionally to describe a specific method or technique employed in managing grazing animals on a particular type of pasture.

Example sentence: In the local farming community, the pasture brake approach involved rotating the cattle between various sections of grassland.

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