agists

/əˈdʒɪsts/
verb
  1. Third person singular of agist: takes in and cares for (livestock) for payment.
    • The farmer agists cattle for several neighbors during the winter.
    • He agists sheep for a local wool producer every spring.
    • She agists horses on her property to help pay the mortgage.
noun
  1. Plural of agist: people who take in livestock to graze for a fee.
    • The agists in the area formed a cooperative to share resources.
    • The local agists met to discuss pasture management techniques.
    • Many agists prefer to work with small herds rather than large ones.
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