Translation for 'fallow' from English to Norwegian

fallow

brakk {adj} [jord]jordb.

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fallow deer

dåhjort {m} [Dama dama, syn.: Cervus dama]zool.T

• 56 ha is lying as current fallow area. About 210 ha is culturable waste land.
• Fallow is a pale brown color that is the color of withered foliage or sandy soil in fallow fields.
• A study in Germany indicates that a pennycress-corn double-cropping system improves spider diversity to a larger degree than mustard-corn, green fallow-corn and bare fallow-corn double cropping systems.
• The fallow deer antler refers to the formerly big fallow deer population around Lensahn.
• Sites containing fossils of "Haploidoceros mediterraneus" are notable in their absence of fallow deer remains, despite the species being common in other nearby sites in the time period.

• Veluwe derives from Proto-Germanic *"falwaz" (pale, fallow) and *"awjō" (island).
• It is also debated how the biblical seventh fallow year would fit in with, for example Assyrian practice of a four-year cycle and crop rotation, and whether the one year in seven was an extra fallow year.
• The fallow system incorporates traditional knowledge about soil fertility management with strategic use of newer technologies such as mineral fertilizer at their own discretion.
• Stockport Council is elected in thirds which means that in each three member local ward, one councillor is elected every year, except every four years which is classed as fallow year.
• The original leases were to be left fallow after four years and new leases were to be let for adjacent fallow plots to prevent soil exhaustion.

• The Persian fallow deer is only morphologically distinguishable from other fallow deer by having antlers that are less .
• Spring was the rainy season; farmers took advantage of this to bring fallow ground back into production.
• Several freshwater ponds provide habitat for tree frogs, alligators; and supply drinking water for other animals including the European fallow deer.
• The forest of Gribskov offers a rare opportunity to observe free roaming deer of all the four species living in Denmark; namely the roe deer, sika deer, red deer and fallow deer, with roe and fallow deer being most common in Gribskov.