Noun:

गोमहिषादि गुरांचे गोठे,

cattle ranch's Usage Examples:

From the 1940s until his death, he maintained a cattle ranch in eastern Madera County, California, where he made his home when he was not acting.

Years later the baby has now grown into a young man, Bill Holbrook (William Boyd), who works with his adoptive father on their cattle ranch.

Depressed after the death of her step-grandfather in 1906, Bryant left school for a job in Jolon, California, where for a few months she boarded at a cattle ranch and taught children, mostly young Mexicans.

In between seasons of The Gastineau Girls, Gastineau appeared on another E! Network reality show, Cattle Drive, which observed the activities of spoiled celebrity children on a Colorado cattle ranch.

Wichabai is a cattle ranch in the Rupununi savannah caters to eco-tourism.

happening all over southern United States, where wild boars are just overpopulating—they tear up the land and land owners and cattle ranchers have to hunt.

Rawghlie Clement Stanford declined to run for reelection, with pharmacy and cattle ranch owner Robert Taylor Jones winning the Democratic nomination to succeed.

||22 November 1984|-|28||The Catseye Kid||Henry's Cat imagines himself as the cowboy Catseye who is out to stop the cattle rancher, Bandit Baa Baa.

largest and one of the most isolated cattle ranches in Guyana.

The campground area used to be a cattle ranch and later a filmset for Western movies.

An orchard, cattle ranch and was serviced by train from 1875 until 1933.

The dish is served in parts of Canada, where cattle ranching is prevalent and castration of young male animals is common.

Series formatThe two-hour opening episode establishes the background to the action, bringing Big John Cannon and his family and brother Buck to the frontier high desert scrubland in the southern Arizona Territory near the border with Mexico, where they buy a run-down hacienda and establish a cattle ranch on it.

Synonyms:

spread, cattle farm, ranch, farm,

Antonyms:

gather, stay in place, centralization, fold, cross,