Translation of "Hay meadow" in German

Then he met a farmer carrying hay from the meadow.

The Bisses play an important role in the watering of the hay meadow and the cultures.

Spicy meadow hay and lime season the meat with a distinctive and fresh aroma.

Vadibed mountain meadow hay is fragrant, loose hay, which offers good quality at a fair price.

A similar concept to the hay meadow is the pasture, which differs from the meadow in that it is grazed through the summer, rather than being allowed to grow out and periodically be cut for hay.

From the Elder's vague replies to Levin's questions as to how much hay the largest meadow had yielded, from his haste to apportion the hay without waiting for permission, and from the general tone of the peasant, Levin knew that there was something not quite square about the apportionment, and decided to go and investigate the matter himself.

The production of meadow hay, fodder crops and vegetables showed a particularly steep decline in the arable sector, whereas the overall production of industrial crops (including oleiferous plants) showed a significant increase.

Only the rime fallen on the ground created bright bands and spots in the withered brown of the meadow hay.

The Chardonnay gives this wine an elegant spice and the Weißburgunder a wonderfully fresh scent of meadow hay and aromas of pear and plum.

You can repeat the activity in different habitats to find out if is there any difference in number and species of bumblebees (e.g. dry/wet meadow, meadow/forest edge, natural meadow / hay field...).

Oranges, cardamom, cinnamon, cherries, meadow hay, nettles, walnuts, spruce needles, amber as well as mulleins and camomile blossoms are used.

Over three years Barney Wilczak has documented the finest remaining example of the lowland hay meadow in the UK, Clattinger Farm.

For that, the hay from Sehl's meadows, bordering on the chapel, was pledged.

Dense reed beds and eutrophic tall herb stocks or hay meadows (Cirsium oleraceum meadows) are significantly avoided.

However, the landscape is divided by hilltop hay meadows, base moors, tiny marshes and peat.

The first will take place in a northern river valley of high natural value with a mix of taiga forests, alluvial woodlands, hay meadows and bogs, harbouring many EU-listed species, including over 300 pairs of corncrake.

For centuries people have developed dierent ways of working the land, which has given rise to many so called‘semi-natural’ habitats, rich in wildlife (hay meadows, wooded pastures, open heaths) yet entirely dependent upon continued human use for their survival.

This diversity arose out of centuries of dierent farming practices which generated many semi-natural habitats that are particularly rich in wildlife – such as hay meadows, wet grasslands, wooded pastures and open heaths.

It was raining, it was hot, there was a starlit sky, congadance, singing and fire, there was a soughing stream with a mini-waterfall, lots of forest around, walks through the forest and hay meadows, there were many stalls to look at and so many encounters, there was a wholefood stall, vegetarian food, there were no cigarette ends on the meadow or fume in the big tent, the toilets were maintained and even a few lasted for a lot of women.