yarding
- noun
- Australian
- The yarding of cattle was completed before the storm arrived.
Examples
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After a long day, the workers finished the yarding of the sheep into the holding pen.
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This year's yarding included more animals than usual due to favorable weather.
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The yarding process took longer than expected.
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Many farmers rely on yarding to manage their livestock.
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During the winter months, the rancher often checks on the yarding of cattle to ensure they are safe and secure.
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The sheep were seen yarding together near the barn, where they could stay warm from the cold wind.
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After the storm, the farmer counted the yarding horses to make sure none had escaped from the pen.
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Etymology
Yarding comes from yard, an old word for a small 'place to keep animals' like a barnyard or backyard. So yarding means gathering or bringing animals into that yard to hold them safely.