Livestock Management

noun a portion of food that returns from the first stomach of ruminants to the mouth to be chewed again

• Cows have multiple stomachs to help them digest their food, allowing them to chew their cud.
• I heard that cows chew their cud to help with digestion.
• Hey, did you know that cows regurgitate their cud and chew it again?
• She kept mulling over the problem in her mind, like a cow chewing its cud.

noun the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock

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• Modern farming techniques have greatly increased crop yields.
• My uncle has been farming for over 30 years and loves it.
• Farming is hard work, but it's in my blood.
• Farming the land of our minds can yield a bountiful harvest of knowledge.

noun a space or room above a barn used for storing hay

• The farmer stored the hay in the hayloft to keep it dry and protected from pests.
• We used to play hide and seek in the hayloft when we were kids.
• Let's sneak up to the hayloft and have a secret meeting.
• His thoughts were scattered like hay in a hayloft, making it hard to focus.

noun a type of dog bred for herding cattle, known for nipping at the heels of livestock to guide them

• The heeler is responsible for assisting the surgeon during the operation.
• My heeler friend always knows how to fix things around the house.
• I heard that new heeler at the office is really good at getting things done.
• She's like the heeler of the group, always coming up with solutions to our problems.

noun a skin disease in mammals caused by parasitic mites

verb to affect with or as if with mange

• The horse was diagnosed with mange, a skin disease caused by parasitic mites.
• My dog has been scratching a lot lately, I think he might have mange.
• I heard that stray cat has a bad case of mange, poor thing.
• The corruption in the government is like a mange that is eating away at the country's resources.

noun a proper noun referring to a state in the United States

• The adhio ceremony is a traditional ritual in the village.
• I heard there's an adhio happening at the community center tonight.
• Let's crash that adhio party down the street.
• The adhio of ideas between the two groups led to a breakthrough in negotiations.