elkerített
Elkerített refers to a Hungarian term that translates to "fenced" or "enclosed" in English, often used in the context of agricultural land management. In Hungary, the practice of elkerítés involves enclosing pastures, fields, or grazing areas with fences to manage livestock and improve land use efficiency. This method helps prevent overgrazing, promotes selective grazing, and facilitates better control over animal movement.
The tradition of elkerítés dates back centuries and has been particularly significant in Hungary’s pastoral regions,
Fences used in elkerítés can vary in material and design, ranging from simple wooden or wire barriers
In addition to agricultural use, the term elkerítés can also appear in urban planning and land development