stallfeedとは 意味・読み方・使い方

語源

stall +‎ feed

動詞

stall-feed (三人称単数 現在形 stall-feeds, 現在分詞 stall-feeding, 過去形および過去分詞形 stall-fed)

1. To raise and feed (an animal) in a stall.
   • 1771, Arthur Young, A Course of Experimental Agriculture, page 158:

     Stubble would have been much cheaper for the littering part, but it is not always to be had; whereas straw is every where to be bought; and it is necessary to charge the price of it, because a farmer may probably have a regular stock of cattle for the straw of his crop; in which case he cannot stall-feed to advantage without buying more.

   • 1982, John Holtzman, A Socio-economic Analysis of Stall-fed Cattle Production and Marketing in the Mandara Mountains Regions of Northern Cameroon:

     Traditionally, rural households that stall-feed cattle have slaughtered their bulls after two to three years of feeding at the annual harvest festival (November through December) or the bi- or tri-annual festival of the bull, the Marai (January through February).

   • 2000, F. N. Muchena, ‎Thea Hilhorst, Nutrients on the Move, page Q-131:

     Poorer farmers let their animals graze on communal lands and along the roadside, and some nutrients may return to the farm although much of the dung will remain on communal lands. Richer farmers stall-feed their cattle in zero-grazing units, which facilitiates the collection and storage of manure and ensures that the manure remains on the farm.