Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/308/en

Beyond the orchard meadows the village land opened itself into the open fieldscape, into the meadows and pastures, in the low-lying grounds, floodplains, or in the fringes accompanying streams and rivers. These grasslands, as also the cultivated fields of the arable land, articulate themselves — mediated through the Benedictines — as organs into the village organism. Quickened by the impulse of Christianity, arable farming and animal husbandry, fruit growing and horticulture, meadow and pasture husbandry, hedge and silviculture, as well as water management, close themselves into