Meanings of excellent pasturage in English

It seeds in blue grass naturally, which affords excellent pasturage.

The banks, covered in many places with the beautiful capim-grass, afford excellent pasturage for cattle.

The grass on these plains affords excellent pasturage for the musk-oxen and they generally abound here.

The valleys of these mountains are said to afford excellent pasturage, and fine springs, though not in great numbers.

The mountain on this side is rather steep, and its side is overgrown with herbs which afford an excellent pasturage.

The Beni Kahtan possess excellent pasturage, and breed many fine horses: the vast number of their camels have become proverbial in Arabia.

The country, and especially the hills beyond the left bank, affords excellent pasturage for sheep, as many large and thriving establishments testify.

Watty el Bordj affords excellent pasturage; in many spots it is overgrown with trees, mostly oaks, and the barbery is also very frequent.

Goulburn Plains consist of open downs affording excellent pasturage for sheep and extending twenty miles southward from the township, their breadth being about ten.

As soon as we came out upon the southern slope we found great open spaces, covered with succulent grass, and giving excellent pasturage to cattle.