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Meanings of free range in English

Method of farming where animals can roam freely outdoors.

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Examples for "free-range farming"
Examples for "free-range farming"
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But countries like England are going back to cages because of disease issues with free-range farming.
The Guardian
Usage of free range in English
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If consumers go all to free range then farmers would follow them.
Radio NZ
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Never mind turkey, goose, free range chickens good as they may be.
The Irish Times
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Countdown supermarkets now removing Palace Poultry free range eggs from their shelves.
Radio NZ
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Living by the fur trade, she needed free range and indefinite space.
France and England in North America, Part V: Count Frontenac, Ne...
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Besides, it was free range and organic, so that pig died happy.
Moonburn
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This is true of free range, organic, and even pastured birds.
Wired
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How about burgers made from free range meat with cheese galore?
The South African
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There is even a specially built run for free range hens.
Radio NZ
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So there are no closed doors and William has a pretty free range.
The Guardian
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The free range of the forests suggests endless possibilities of exploration and possession.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 3
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Is it better to buy beef or chicken, free range or factory farmed?
BBC
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About half the eggs sold in supermarkets are usually free range.
The Guardian
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The move from caged eggs to free range, alongside a… Read more Audio
Radio NZ
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She should have free range to dissuade Bart from his purpose.
The Tides of Barnegat
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For three days these merciless Indians had free range, with scarcely any opposition.
Peter Stuyvesant, the Last Dutch Governor of New Amsterdam
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As I concentrated on traffic, my brain cells roamed free range.
Bones to Ashes
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Free range through the time
Free range across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare
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