The action or practice of pasturing livestock, esp. cattle, on fog (fog, n.1 1a). Also Law: the right or privilege to pasture livestock on fog. Now…

Esp. of cattle that are being pastured, or migratory animals: the action or habit of spending the summer in a particular place; an instance of this…

The action of sharing, participating, or associating with others; esp. that of using the same common pasture.

The practice of sharing a common (common, n.1 3a) or common land. Also: the right to use common land (cf. right of common). Now chiefly historical.

The practice of sharing with others, esp. of using common pasture.

the opportunity of pasturing one's cattle before others.

In sense 1a, as summering ground, summering plain, etc.

Forage available in a forest after the pannage season. Also: the period following the pannage season; the right to pasture pigs during this…

In sense 1a, as summering ground, summering plain, etc.

Acorns, beechmast, or other forage which pigs may find in a forest. Also: pasturage of this kind.

Originally: unfenced pasturage or grazing land; a tract of such land; = open range, n. Later more generally: any (tract of) land on which livestock…

The action or practice of allowing farm animals free range; unrestricted roaming by an animal, esp. as part of a system of free-range farming.

The action of putting cattle on land to feed on the crop. (Cf. stock, v.1 21.)

The turning (of pigs, etc.) into the stubble or ‘shack’. Also attributive.

The practice of putting a large herd of sheep or other livestock in a confined area of land, in order to clear it by intensive grazing. Cf. set sto…