Ranching vs Branching - What's the difference?
ranching | branching |
The business or activity of operating a ranch, of farming or raising livestock.
A ranch.
* 1889 , an article on The Migrations of Plants'' by de Candolle, Stallybrass, Hooker and Wallace, published in ''The Edinburgh Review, or Critical Journal , volume 169, page 465:
* 1938-1968', published in '''2001 in ''When prophecy still had a voice: the letters of Thomas Merton & Robert Lax, edited by Arthur W. Biddle , page 401:
As verbs the difference between ranching and branching
is that ranching is present participle of lang=en while branching is present participle of lang=en.As nouns the difference between ranching and branching
is that ranching is the business or activity of operating a ranch, of farming or raising livestock while branching is a process of forming a branch.ranching
English
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(en noun)- Ranching is his way of life.
- At a later stage we may presume that other plants were found useful, such as the artificial fodder plants which began to be cultivated for cattle when the purely pastoral system of husbandry by nomad tribes came to an end, just as cattle ranchings will do in America at no distant date, it is said.
- (I am taken to mountains so high you can't breathe; step out of your capsule: zam! you are flat in the aspens. Surrounded in every dimension by solitary ranchings ; no sound but the lowing of kine, the flashings of cow-grass.)