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Definition of fodder
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Fodder
(n.) That which is fed out to
cattle
horses,
and
sheep,
as hay,
cornstalks,
vegetables,
etc..
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Ramoon
::
Ramoon
(n.) A small West
Indian
tree
(Trophis
Americana)
of the
Mulberry
family,
whose
leaves
and twigs are used as
fodder
for
cattle..
Spur-shell
::
Spurry
(n.) An
annual
herb
(Spergula
arvensis)
with
whorled
filiform
leaves,
sometimes
grown in
Europe
for
fodder..
Fodder
::
Fodder
(n.) That which is fed out to
cattle
horses,
and
sheep,
as hay,
cornstalks,
vegetables,
etc..
Fudder
::
Fudder
(n.) See
Fodder,
a
weight..
Lucern
::
Lucern
(n.) A
leguminous
plant
(Medicago
sativa),
having
bluish
purple
cloverlike
flowers,
cultivated
for
fodder;
--
called
also
alfalfa..
Sainfoin
::
Sainfoin
(n.) A
leguminous
plant
(Onobrychis
sativa)
cultivated
for
fodder.
Fodder
::
Fodder
(v.t.)
To feed, as
cattle,
with dry food or cut
grass,
etc.;to
furnish
with hay,
straw,
oats, etc..
Ensilage
::
Ensilage
(n.) The
process
of
preserving
fodder
(such as
cornstalks,
rye, oats,
millet,
etc.) by
compressing
it while green and fresh in a pit or vat
called
a silo, where it is kept
covered
from the air; as the
ensilage
of
fodder..
Prangos
::
Prangos
(n.) A genus of
umbelliferous
plants,
one
species
of which (P.
pabularia),
found in
Thibet,
Cashmere,
Afghanistan,
etc., has been used as
fodder
for
cattle.
It has
decompound
leaves
with very long
narrow
divisions,
and a
highly
fragrant
smell
resembling
that of new
clover
hay..
Timothy Grass
::
Timothy
grass () A kind of grass
(Phleum
pratense)
with long
cylindrical
spikes;
--
called
also
herd's
grass,
in
England,
cat's-tail
grass,
and
meadow
cat's-tail
grass.
It is much
prized
for
fodder.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Hay-cutter
::
Hay-cutter
(n.) A
machine
in which hay is
chopped
short,
as
fodder
for
cattle..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) That which is
eaten;
esp., food for
beasts;
fodder;
pasture;
hay;
grain,
ground
or
whole;
as, the best feed for
sheep..
Ensilage
::
Ensilage
(n.) The
fodder
preserved
in a silo.
Vetch
::
Vetch (n.) Any
leguminous
plant of the genus
Vicia,
some
species
of which are
valuable
for
fodder.
The
common
species
is V.
sativa..
Foddering
::
Foddering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Fodde.
Stowed
::
Stover
(n.)
Fodder
for
cattle,
especially
straw or
coarse
hay..
Stalling
::
Stall-feed
(v. t.) To feed and
fatten
in a stall or on dry
fodder;
as, to
stall-feed
an ox..
Manger
::
Manger
(n.) A
trough
or open box in which
fodder
is
placed
for
horses
or
cattle
to eat.
Fodderer
::
Fodderer
(n.) One who
fodders
cattle.
Foddered
::
Foddered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Fodde.
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