[
US
/ˈheɪˌfiɫd/
]
[ UK /hˈeɪfiːld/ ]
[ UK /hˈeɪfiːld/ ]
NOUN
- a field where grass or alfalfa are grown to be made into hay
How To Use hayfield In A Sentence
- They had hayfields for the cows, in addition to forestland.
- The castle stood on the point of a hill and sloping down on all sides were verdant hayfields, olive groves, vegetable gardens, fruit orchards, and vineyards.
- The bird relies on nearby hayfields to find seeds to feed its young and over the past two or three decades many have disappeared.
- Discover the hermit thrush as you hike through shady maple and hemlock groves, or encounter bobolinks in golden hayfields and northern waterthrush in subarctic swamplands.
- Right across Berkshire, the combine harvesters are out forging their paths up and down, along and across the hayfields.
- It was high enough to be a hayfield except where some farm animal had grazed.
- There are wheatfields and hayfields here, corn and sunflowers, and where the land rises, range-land.
- Sometimes, instead of a multi-year hayfield, Moyer will just use hairy vetch or a vetch / oats mix as a cover crop between the summer wheat harvest and corn planting the following spring.
- I love my bow and there is nothing like hangin out in hayfield waiting for that elusive buck. Bow, rifle or black powder
- Numerous species exhibited significant association with changes in number of cows, or the availability of pasturelands, hayfields, and farm woods, but the number of positive and negative correlations was similar.