Forage (Noun)

The act of searching for food and provisions.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The rabbits went on a forage for fresh greens in the nearby meadow.
During the winter months, the birds had to go on a daily forage for seeds and berries to survive.
The family's forage for wild mushrooms in the forest was a fun and educational experience.
The squirrel's forage for nuts was hindered by the strong winds that knocked many of them to the ground.
The early settlers had to send out a forage party to search for food and supplies in the surrounding countryside.

Bulky food like grass or hay for browsing or grazing horses or cattle.

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

The rancher supplemented the forage with grains during the harsh winter months when grass was scarce.
High-quality forage was essential to the overall health and productivity of the cattle.
In the fields, cattle freely grazed on lush green forage.
Baled forage is stored in a dry shed to keep it fresh and edible throughout the year.
Local farmers are always searching for reliable suppliers of fresh forage to meet their livestock needs.