1. The practice of feeding and caring for livestock belonging to another person in exchange for payment.
Usage: chiefly British and agricultural

1. Present participle of 'agist': to feed and care for livestock belonging to another person for payment.
Usage: chiefly British and agricultural

Examples

• The farmer supplemented his income by agisting cattle for neighboring ranchers.
• Agisting has been a traditional practice in rural communities for centuries.
• She decided to start agisting horses on her property to earn extra revenue.
• The contract outlined the terms for agisting the sheep through the winter months.
• Local farmers often rely on agisting services during peak grazing seasons.