mob-stock
/ˈmɒbstɒk/originally NZ
verb
[with object] To move (a herd of livestock) from paddock to paddock, in order to clear the land by intensive grazing. Also without object. Compare mob stocking.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in Proceedings 10th Lincoln Farmers Conference. From mob + stock, after mob stocking.
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