Grassland Cultivation     When Margarita first heard the word "grassland cultivation", she yawned a big yawn and said to herself that she would leave this topic alone. It was such a big word that by the time she had read half of it, she found that she had forgotten the first part.     But Larry convinced her to acquaint herself with it, since you never know what interesting surprises one may find behind dull terms.     "Alright, tell me about grassland cultivation then."

Larry stood up straight and ran his fingers through his sparse hair as he had seen performers at the village hall do. "Grassland cultivation smells most of hay," he began.
"But experts of grassland cultivation divide grasslands according to function into grasslands and grazing lands."
Grassland is................................................................................................................

Grazing land is.............................................................................................................

Grass is ........................................................................................................................

Hay is............................................................................................................................
There are two types of grasslands: wild and cultivated.

The difference between them is.......................................................................................

The following plants grow on grasslands..........................................................................
"That's just about all," said Larry and rinsed his dryish mouth with juice.
"That was a very nice story," Margarita cheerfully complimented him.
"But say, are there weeds in grassland as well?"
Larry answered: "............................................................................................................

There was another interesting thing which Margarita wanted to write a bit about. She had heard about fertilization when agriculture and horticulture were being discussed.
So Margarita wrote the following about fertilization.

    Look at these cows here and think. Are they really meant to be here, or, having broken out of their enclosure, are they now trampling grassland? If that is the case, there will soon be nothing for the tractor to harvest.

Interesting, what did Margarita think of this and how did she reach her conclusions? .................. .............................................................................. "How much hay is needed to keep cows and lambs fed through the winter?" Larry answered: "................................................. ..................................................................................