Land for grazing is an important part of agricultural land use. It refers to areas of land that are used for the purpose of grazing animals, such as cows, sheep, and horses. Common terms for land used for grazing include PASTURE, LEA, RANGE, and MEADOW. PASTURE is a seven-letter term used to describe land that is used for grazing animals, while LEA is a three-letter term used to refer to an open area of grassland. RANGE is a five-letter term used to refer to an area of land that is used for grazing animals, while MEADOW is a six-letter term used to describe an area of grassland that is used for grazing animals.