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Fodder (/ˈfɒdər/), also
called provender (/ˈprɒvəndər/), is any
agricultural foodstuff used
specifically to feed
domesticated livestock, such as cattle...
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Provender is an
English country house in
Norton near
Faversham in the
English county of Kent. It is
privately owned but open for
tours on
certain days...
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British aristocrat and heiress. She was the
owner and châtelaine of
Provender House in Kent,
which she
inherited from her
maternal family. Princess...
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Mount Provender (80°23′S 29°55′W / 80.383°S 29.917°W / -80.383; -29.917) is a con****uous rock mountain, 900 m,
marking the
northwest extremity of...
- War II, a
victim of the
London Blitz. He
remarried in 1942. He
moved to
Provender House in Faversham, Kent,
which was
owned by the
family of his second...
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descendants of the
former Russian Imperial House. She is the
owner of
Provender House, a
country house in Kent that she
inherited from her mother's family...
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February 2020.
Retrieved 1
February 2020. "Welcome to
British Provender".
British Provender Pty Ltd.
Archived from the
original on 27
January 2012. Retrieved...
- opinion: "The
cattle on
Sutherland were that
Spring dying from
scarcity of
provender... and this is the
condition to
which your
morbid Philanthropists of the...
- you will
taste it yourself." Or, perhaps,
there was a
great dearth of
provender, when,
through the
number of his
servants and his own
careful forethought...
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metres (3,970 ft) at
Mount Weston and
including features between Mount Provender and
Pointer Nunatak. The
highlands were
first mapped in 1957 by the Commonwealth...
