Non-free-range farm fixture

FEEDLOT

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A "non-free-range farm fixture" hints at a place where livestock are confined rather than allowed to roam. The term "feedlot" fits because it’s a fenced area where animals like cattle are kept and fattened up with controlled feed before processing. The clue plays on the contrast between "free-range" (open grazing) and the enclosed, high-density setup of a feedlot. It’s a straightforward definition with no hidden wordplay—just a nod to modern farming practices.