Collocations for cattle - noun
VERB + cattle
keep,
raise (AmE),
rear
(esp. BrE)
breed
tend
graze
Villagers traditionally have the right to graze their cattle on the common land.
breed
tend
graze
Villagers traditionally have the right to graze their cattle on the common land.
drive,
herd,
move,
round up
He moved his cattle farther down into the valley in winter.
He moved his cattle farther down into the valley in winter.
kill,
slaughter
rustle, steal
rustle, steal
cattle + NOUN
auction,
market
breeding, production, ranching, rearing
industry
drive (AmE)
baron (AmE,old-fashioned), breeder, dealer, farmer, herder (AmE), producer, rancher (AmE)
rustler
farm, ranch
herd
feed, food
grid (BrE), guard (AmE)
There was a cattle grid/guard across the road.
breeding, production, ranching, rearing
industry
drive (AmE)
baron (AmE,old-fashioned), breeder, dealer, farmer, herder (AmE), producer, rancher (AmE)
rustler
farm, ranch
herd
feed, food
grid (BrE), guard (AmE)
There was a cattle grid/guard across the road.
prod
Electric cattle prods were used against the demonstrators.
Electric cattle prods were used against the demonstrators.
car (AmE),
truck
country (AmE)
country (AmE)