paddock-graze
/ˈpadəkˌɡreɪz/Agriculture
verb
[with object] To graze (a field, enclosure, etc.) according to the paddock grazing system; to put (an animal) to graze under this system.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in ‘Jeffrey Ashford’ (b. 1926) (real name Roderic Jeffries). From paddock + graze, after paddock grazing.
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