Examples of 'ranchland' in a sentence
Meaning of "ranchland"
ranchland (noun) - a term used to describe land used for ranching activities, such as raising livestock or horses. It refers to rural areas where farming or animal husbandry is the primary economic activity
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- Land used for ranching, or raising livestock
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Underneath the family ranchland for monster licensing fees.
The area around Hammond is mostly ranchland.
The particular patch of ranchland had long been deemed cursed and forbidden.
Warming ofjust one degree could turn some ofAmerica 's most fertile ranchland into desert … again.
This is dry ranchland owned by the Ernst family.
Local Ranchers Association . This group is interested in setting aside land for ranchland.
You know, get all this ranchland and put the cattle there.
I want to receive emails, updates, and newsletters from The Ranchland Inn Kamloops.
And 35 acres of ranchland in marion county, florida, was also confiscated.
I 'd like to receive emails, updates and newsletters from The Ranchland Inn Kamloops.
William Randolph began building it on his ranchland overlooking the village of San Simeon in 19.
The National Grassland consists of about 100 tracts of land interspaced with privately owned ranchland.
Back on September 26, a fire engulfed part of the Ranchland Apartments in Midland.
It 's as big as the whole of Western Europe although 60 % is now ranchland and farms.
