Examples of swathed

• Swathed forages were sampled near the time they were swathed or harvested.

• Forages grazed on site may either be grazed standing or swathed for use during another season of the year.

• Bales were fed at the same time and order as the swathed straw.

• Most of the deterioration in swathed corn quality appeared to occur before feeding commenced.

• Estimated unused oat/pea and triticale residue ranged from 52 to 67% and estimated swathed corn waste ranged from 40 to 55%.

• Because of dry conditions in 2002, oat/ pea and triticale/sweet clover were swathed when oat and triticale were at anthesis, and baled.

• Swathed corn nutritive quality did appear to decline slightly between harvest and feeding, but its nutritive quality at feeding was still relatively high.

• Oat/pea straw was swath grazed first, followed by triticale/sweet clover straw, then swathed corn.

• Triticale and oat/pea crop residues and swathed western wheatgrass nutritive quality changed little from harvest to feeding.

• Production costs were determined for drilled corn and swathed western wheatgrass, and these values were used in determining daily feeding costs for each of the three winter treatments.

• After samples were taken, field size equipment was used to swath and combine oat/ pea and triticale plots for grain, while corn was swathed for forage.

• The history of debates on the matter shows that every such activity that is currently legal is swathed in a reassuring glow of familiarity.

• The business community, of which the creative industries are a part, has been swathed in red tape and suffered increased regulatory burdens during the past four years.

• It consists of a single stalk that is swathed with leaves.

• Soft black shoes over white stockings, and legs swathed with dark felt were the finishing touches of a picturesque uniform.