forage

[ˈfɔːrɪdʒ]

Definition:
1. To search for food (especially of an animal).
2. Bulky food like grass or hay for browsing or grazing horses or cattle.
3. The act of searching for food and provisions.
4. Collect or look around for (food.

Use 'forage' in a sentence:

1. Cows and sheep depends forage to feed.
2. In this paper are listed 15 new records of fungal forage diseases.
3. Effect of cultivated shrub on forage growth and soil and water conservation.
4. You’d have to forage for your favoriteextensions all over again and gather all the websites you had painstakinglybookmarked.
5. Pull yourself together, and come with me and forage.
6. Effects of Plant Density on Forage Nutritive Value of Whole Plant Corn.
7. Application of green forage crop cultivars with high quality and highyield.
8. All the good forage CARDS were similarly tagged.
9. Antarctica has no hospitals, no food to forage and if you get lost, not a lot of hope.
10. The model was also employed to guide germplasm selection and management of forage production.
11. They usually hunt together and forage whatever foods are available to them, instead of domesticating animals and planting crops.
12. Canada ranks second in the world for forage seed production.
13. We disturbed a wild boar that had been foraging by the roadside.
14. The cat forages for food.
15. The Analysis of Cation-Anion Difference of Some Important Forage.
16. We feed every group with the common forage 40 days.
17. Study on the Relationship Between Tropical Forage and Sustainable Grassland Utilization.
18. Status Quo and the Development of Straw Forage Processor in our Country.
19. Another decision is when to forage for food.
20. Flickers are woodpeckers that can hammer trees but prefer to forage on the ground. They often dig in the dirt for ants.
21. Experimental Report on Introduction of Australian Forage in Inner Mongolia Region, China.
22. There is much forage for the cattle.
23. Application based on delphi of the object-oriented method for the system of forage productive technology.
24. Qualitative standard and potential development of forage products.
25. Research on Process Mechanism of Bagged Straw Forage Based on Microorganism Disposal.
26. Their forage and water supplies have diminished, but the cattle must still be fed.
27. A method for analysing results of forage variety regional evaluation.
28. To draft practical procedures for field test of forage seeds.
29. The Research of Using Complex Protein's Forage to Feed Meat Chicken.
30. Such improvements allow our hens to forage for higher-quality natural feed that will be good for the land, the hens, and the eggs that we supply to our customers.
31. They spend their days foraging for food around the city.
32. Analysis of combining Ability and hereditary Parameter of Major Characters in Forage Maize.
33. Since they live in tropical jungles along the equator, rhino beetles have to be strong to forage through the jungle floor.
34. They sleep in hollows at night and forage by day while traveling from branch to branch.
35. Now the nutritive value of the forage is reduced.
36. Studies on the application of rare earth in forage production.
37. Why these skills evolved is not hard to imagine, since it would help almost any animal forage for food, says Gallistel.
38. Many ants are small and forage primarily in the layer of leaves and other debris on the ground.
39. Another crow, called Barney, has demonstrated his skill at using sticks to forage for food.
40. The few aid organisations in-country report a big rise in people taking to the hills to forage for wild foods.
41. The IU researchers created a virtual environment in which 20 to 200 people “forage” for ideas.
42. They were beautiful but I no longer had enough energy to forage through my bags for the camera.
43. Instead they can subsist on leftovers and whatever they forage.
44. A young fur seal forages amid bull kelp near Gansbaai, South Africa.
45. A natural predator indigenous to India, Neodumetia sangawani, was found useful in controlling the Rhodes grass-scale insect that was devouring forage grass in many parts of the US.
46. Because of their efforts, the pioneers who followed didn't have to forage for food.
47. Evaluation systemof forage quality and research advances in forage quality breeding.
48. EATR (for Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot), a car-size military reconnaissance 'bot, will forage more actively.
49. He can't even walk, let alone forage for food or sleep beyond 6am.
50. The error analysis in the forage crude protein test.
51. It had long been thought that hummingbirds, which forage by day, pollinate its red flowers and that hawkmoths, which forage at night, pollinate its white flowers.
52. He foraged about in the cupboard.
53. Artificial ant colony foraging behavior modeling, simulation and analysis.
54. When they do forage for food and for shelter materials, they have to leave their homes and go up on land where their main predators are.
55. The conventional view is that carotenoids are meaningful because they are rare: healthier males can forage for more of the pigments than can their inferior counterparts.
56. She foraged about in her handbag, but she couldn't find her ticket.
57. Sunset casts a warm glow over the tufa formations as seagulls forage for dinner.
58. They were forced to forage for clothing and fuel.