Pasturage (noun)

Land used for grazing or feeding livestock, especially sheep or cattle.

Origin:

From the latin word "pastus" meaning "pasture" or "grazing land".

Examples:

1. The cattle were moved to fresh pasturage every few days.
2. The pasturage was lush and green, providing ample food for the sheep.
3. Pasturage is an important resource for farmers and ranchers who raise livestock.
4. The pasturage was in poor condition due to the drought.
5. The pasturage was enclosed by a fence to keep the cattle from wandering.