Definition of long paddock in English:

long paddock

noun

Australian, NZ

词汇	long paddock
释义	Definition of long paddock in English: long paddock noun Australian, NZ A public road bordered by grass on which cattle may graze. the townsfolk would run their milking cows on the long paddock alongside the stream Example sentencesExamples While she's out in the long paddock with her cattle, this cattle producer puts her time to good use. He left home to hit the long paddock with 700 crossbred cows. 80 per cent of Queensland is drought declared and 14,000 head of cattle are on the long paddock. There's not a tractor or a long paddock within coo-ee of their headquarters. Do you think Dad will still go up the long paddock with our cattle? The Zebu cattle lay down in the Long paddock for an hour or so. Anyone can apply for a permit to graze their cattle in the long paddock. You will be able to cut long paddock grass with our direct-collect tractors. No-one knows the long paddock better than the 80-year-old farmer. Many take to the long paddock to feed livestock as the state's west slips into drier conditions.
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