animal cultivation
Agricultural spaces raising animals for meat, eggs, dairy, wool, or other products, generally excluding horse land.
Places for animal cultivation include any agricultural spaces where animals are kept and raised for meat, eggs, dairy, wool, or other animal products. This includes farm animal housing, animal pens, and grazing lands. It generally does not include lands for horses.
Animal housing, pens, and grazing land can all serve the agricultural purpose. The use does not require an enclosed building or a single kind of animal product.
The animals are kept and raised for agricultural output. Land for horses is generally excluded, so the presence of grazing animals alone does not establish this use.
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