1
Hardly Garibaldian warriors, rather cannon fodder in a new kind of war.
2
His comments and public appearances are regular fodder for television news shows.
3
The milker and carter were preparing fodder; these he joined and helped.
4
In winter the people live below, alongside of the animals and fodder.
5
The most expensive, best trained cannon fodder in the history of warfare.
1
That some profit arose from the horse provender is to be hoped.
2
Their horses were supplied with provender, and led likewise into the hut.
3
I half-doubted the rascal's story, though I let him have the provender.
4
They'll not keep else till hanging time;-bestfinish now-needlessto waste provender.
5
They use small but strong horses, which are maintained with little provender.
1
Diet, forage analysis and body condition scoring are key pillars for success.
2
We can find plenty of forage in the interior of the State.
3
But the countryside could offer them nothing in the way of forage.
4
The rebels might come to forage; they might even take some valuables.
5
They forage for furniture in the way some foodies forage for food.
6
In deciding what forage and grain crops to grow we should decide:
7
The most beautiful months to forage in are between May and September.
8
He tired faster, and had to land often to rest and forage.
9
Flowering time is a key trait that affects forage and seed yield.
10
Each morning thereafter the crows set out in three bands to forage.
11
The two following days were employed in collecting forage from different farm-houses.
12
The force then retired, bringing in the baggage animals, loaded with forage.
13
The expeditions after forage brought on what was called the Grass Fight.
14
It had not been obtained by the regular forage, that he swore.
15
The Kafirs are dry-farm crops and are grown for grain and forage.
16
There's the winter forage to bring in and the muck to spread.
