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Definition of green pick in English: green picknoun mass nounAustralian New plant growth prompted by rainfall. rain has been sporadic and just enough to encourage green pick Example sentencesExamples - A bit of green pick has come away, but we would prefer to not touch it, because it affects the regrowth potential that we need for winter.
- If the benefit gained by others (green pick for wallabies) enhances a future benefit for humans (fat wallabies), then there is a mutually life-enhancing dynamic.
- Vitamin C Is found in fresh greens in abundance, and it is a poor horse which has no access to green pick.
- I travelled to Binnaway, where locusts are eating the green pick available, and Nevertire, where farmers are desperate for moisture in order to complete cropping.
- In both types, green pick was higher in burned areas, and green bunch grasses higher in unburned areas.
- There are plenty of rural firefighters, foresters, and farmers that will appreciate a nice soaking and some green pick.
- The green pick of this grass in certain areas has brought an increase in the risk of sheep staggers.
- He is looking at whether horses' natural inquisitiveness or desire for green pick in short pasture may increase the risk of eating contaminated material.
- Scattered rains have sprung a plague of grasshoppers on the town—with millions of the hoppers winging it to people's backyards for some green pick.
- The feed from these plants—green pick is what it's called up here—is making a difference to our remaining merinos.
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