The area is used primarily as pasture and feed-crop land.

The land surrounding the makbara has been developed and is used as agricultural land as also for growing vegetables.

The companies never used as much land as they acquired.

The word is also used in reference to the coast of Africa as land of Cafraria.

It is closest to the original concept of the new land being primarily used as agricultural land and it has retained a strong rural character.

Prior to 1940 the site was used as valuable agricultural land but this changed as conflict was due to erupt in Europe.

Most of the land is arable, and used as agricultural land.

The Green, once used as common land, is now formally laid out as gardens and lawns.

The land outside the village is entirely used as agricultural land (with sugar beets, wheat, barley and potatoes being the main products).

During the 1860s, Villawood was used as pastoral land, but it was overrun with wild and rabid dogs.