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agistment
agistment (əˈdʒɪstmənt) [a. OFr. agistement, f. agiste: see agist and -ment.] 1. The action or process of agisting; the taking in of cattle or live stock to feed at a rate of so much per head; the opening of a forest for a specified time to live stock.[1304 Year books of Edw. I, 23 Q'il ad agistemen... Oxford English Dictionary
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Agistment
Agistment originally referred specifically to the proceeds of pasturage in the king's forests. animals looked after and allowed to graze ('full agistment') or where grazing only is offered ('part agistment'). wikipedia.org
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egistment
egistment var. of agistment.1681 J. W. Syst. Agric. 325, Egistments, cattle taken in to graze or be fed by the week or month. Oxford English Dictionary
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Agister (New Forest)
See also Agistment References External links New Forest Verderers New Forest English forest law wikipedia.org
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agistage
† aˈgistage Obs. [f. agist v. + -age.] The action or function of agisting; agistment.1691 Blount Law Dict. s.v. Agist, Their [Agistors'] function is termed Agistment and Agistage. 1751 [See next]. Oxford English Dictionary
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gistment
† ˈgistment Obs. rare. Also 6 joyssement; and see gisement. [Aphetic form of agistment.] = agistment 1.1511 MS. Acc. St. John's Hosp., Canterb., It. for þe gystment off ij drey Kyne. 1545 Statem. Accts. in Paston MSS. (B.M.) VIII, For the joyssement of ccxx shepe at Beckham..at iijd. the shepe. lxvs... Oxford English Dictionary
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1736 in Ireland
March 18 – the House of Commons of Ireland passes resolutions condemning the tithe of agistment on pasturage for dry and barren cattle. wikipedia.org
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agister
agistor, agister (əˈdʒɪstə(r)) [a. Anglo Fr. agistour, f. agister: see agist and -or.] One who agists. spec. An officer of the royal forests, who takes charge of cattle agisted, and accounts for the money paid for their agistment.[1327 Stat. 1 Edw. 3. viii, Foresters, verdours, regardours, agistours... Oxford English Dictionary
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Herdshare
History of herdshares Agistment Advocates of herdshare arrangements argue that herdsharing is rooted in the common law tradition of agistment. References to agistment in England can be traced as far back as 1305. wikipedia.org
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joyssement
joyssement var. gistment Obs., agistment. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ripplebrook, Victoria
Ripplebrook is mainly farmland used for horse agistment and stud farms. It has a primary school and a Bed & Breakfast Ripplebrook Cottages. wikipedia.org
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justment
▪ I. † ˈjustment1 Obs. rare—1. [irreg. f. just a. + -ment: after L. jūsta due ceremonies.] In pl. Due ceremonies or formalities, esp. funeral rites, obsequies (= L. jūsta).1648 Herrick Hesper, To Shade of Father, Neither haire was cut, or true teares shed By me, o'r thee (as justments to the dead).▪... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tipperary Station
(AAco) purchased the Tipperary group's cattle herd of 53,000 head for 26 million, and also entered a one-year agreement to use the station group for agistment In September 2014 AAco elected NOT to exercise their option to continue with the agistment agreement and decided to de-stock and exit the station by June wikipedia.org
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agistation
† agiˈstation Obs. [ad. med.L. agistātiōn-em (see Cowel), n. of action f. agistāre: see agist.] Agistment.1751 Chambers Cycl., Agistment, Agistage, or Agistation, in law, the taking in, and feeding the cattle of strangers in the king's forest, and gathering the money due for the same. Oxford English Dictionary
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Wattle Grove, Western Australia
It has two vets, a motel, a number of nurseries, landscape suppliers, agistment paddocks, boarding kennels and a bird, fish and reptile shop. Much of Wattle Grove has developed into other agricultural uses such as poultry farms, equestrian studs, agistment paddocks, horticultural nurseries, pet wikipedia.org
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