snow farming
snow farming noun: the management of snow, using barriers and equipment, in order to manipulate its coverage, e.g. to prepare ground for skiing or to prevent snowdrifts.
Noun
snow farming (uncountable)
- The management of snow, using barriers and equipment, in order to manipulate its coverage, e.g. to prepare ground for skiing or to prevent snowdrifts.
- Areas including Kitzbühel, Kitzsteinborn, Davos, Seefeld and even Europe's highest resort, Val Thorens, have used “snowfarming”–where, at the end of winter, remaining snow is collected in a huge pile, or “snow depot”, then insulated using various combinations of woodchips, sawdust, hard insulation...2023 February 11, Tom Robbins, “The heat is on”, in FT Weekend, London: The Financial Times Ltd., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 18
Forms of snow farming
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Questions about snow farming
- What does snow farming mean?
- Snow farming means the management of snow, using barriers and equipment, in order to manipulate its coverage, e.g. to prepare ground for skiing or to prevent snowdrifts.
- What part of speech is snow farming?
- Snow farming is a noun.
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