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Pannage - Wikipedia
Pannage is the practice of releasing livestock-pigs in a forest, so that they can feed on fallen acorns, beechmast, chestnuts or other nuts. en.wikipedia.org
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PANNAGE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. a : the act of pasturing swine in a wood or forest (as in medieval England) b : the legal right or privilege of such pasturing c : the charge or payment ... www.merriam-webster.com
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Pannage, pigs and acorns - Forestry England
Pannage is an ancient practice that is still used today by New Forest Commoners, who turn out their pigs into the Forest during the season. www.forestryengland.uk
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pannage
pannage (ˈpænɪdʒ) Also (4–5 pownage), 6 pannadge, 6–9 panage, (7 pawnage, 7–9 paunage). [a. OF. pasnage, 1272 in Godef. (also paasn-, parn-, paan-), panage (paisn-, pain-), pennage (Godef.), mod.F. panage, in med.L. pasnāticum, pastināticum:—late L. pastiōnāticum (921 in Du Cange), f. pastiōn-em fee... Oxford English Dictionary
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New Forest Pigs and Pannage - Visit the New Forest
Pannage, also known as Common of Mast, is the right of commoners to release their domestic pigs onto the open forest to forage for fallen acorns, chestnuts and ... www.thenewforest.co.uk
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From Forest to Table: How Pannage Balances Nature, Economy and ...
Pannage is the practice that allows local commoners to release their pigs onto the forest to forage for acorns, beechmast, nuts and seeds. www.newforestnpa.gov.uk
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Pigging out in the forest: the Common of Mast (Pannage) in Britain
Pannage is the well-known practice of letting pigs out into woodland to eat the acorns that are potentially toxic to ponies and cattle. www.wildlifeonline.me.uk
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Pannage: the ancient autumn tradition in the New Forest
Pannage is the legal right to pasture swine in woodland, a practice which was prevalent in mediaeval England. It's one of six ancient rights granted to the ... curiouslybritish.com
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PANNAGE definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
1. pasturage for pigs, esp in a forest 2. the right to pasture pigs in a forest 3. payment for this 4. acorns, beech mast, etc, on which pigs feed. www.collinsdictionary.com
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Pannage and pigs in the New Forest - Visit Hampshire
The practice of allowing Commoners to free their domestic pigs to roam the New Forest is called Pannage. Pannage is also named Common Mast. Pannage takes place ... www.visit-hampshire.co.uk
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paunage
paunage obs. form of pannage. Oxford English Dictionary
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Meerdaal
Oak, pannage and boars Numerous documents give evidence of pannage in Ducal Free Woods Like Meerdaal during the dark and cold months of the 16th, 17th But the Free Wood of Meerdaal was not only a place for pannage, coppice or timber. wikipedia.org
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pawnage
▪ I. pawnage rare. (ˈpɔːnɪdʒ) [f. pawn v. + -age.] The action or object of pawning.1624 Bp. R. Montagu Immed. Addr. 20 No Man so dearely payed the pawnage of folly. 1858 Carlyle Fredk. Gt. ii. xiv. (1872) I. 129 Sigismund..pawned the Newmark too,—the second Pawnage of Brandenburg.▪ II. pawnage obs. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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West Peckham
Wood for the pannage of six hogs. Richard de Tonebridge holds of the same favour two sulungs and one yoke, and has there twenty-seven villeins, having seven carucates, and wood for the pannage wikipedia.org
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pownage
pownage erron. f. pannage. Oxford English Dictionary
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