livestock

Synonyms for livestock

noun animals raised on a farm

noun. animals raised on a farm

1520s, from live (adj.) + stock (n.2).

When it came to loans, his judgment on land and livestock was never disputed.

Each share carried with it a certain portion of land and livestock.

This we were loath to do as it would jeopardize our crops and livestock.

The livestock had been removed, but every house in the valley was stocked with supplies.

Further to the east are corrals and holding pens for livestock.

She had landed her guns, and was filling her deck with livestock.

Alfalfa makes a nutritious and palatable feed for livestock.

In other parts are grassy plains suitable for cattle and other livestock.

As for livestock, they had 128 cattle, 88 goats, and a large number of hogs.

The livestock as we have seen was allowed to run at large in the fenced ranges.