Definition

Green plants that are cut and used as food for animals kept in pens or stalls.

Example

Farmers often use soilage to provide fresh feed for their livestock during the winter months.

Conversation

Have you heard about the benefits of using soilage for livestock?

Yeah, I read that it can really improve their health.

Exactly! It’s such a sustainable way to feed animals.

I think more farmers should consider using soilage instead of just grain.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Soilage originates from the Old French word 'soilage', meaning 'to make dirty' or 'to soil'. It refers to the act of making something dirty or unclean, particularly in the context of land or soil.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word 'soilage' which means to make something dirty — this helps you remember that soilage refers to the act of making something dirty.

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