IPA: //ˈpæs.tʃər.lænd//
KK: /ˈpæs.tʃər.lænd/
Land that is good for animals to eat grass and other plants.
The farmer moved the cattle to a new pastureland for better grazing.
Pastureland is formed from "pasture" (from Old French *pasture*, meaning a place where animals graze) and "land" (from Old English *land*, meaning ground or soil). The word refers to land designated for grazing animals.
Imagine a place where animals graze ('pasture') on the ground ('land') — that's what pastureland means.