antistock

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ stock.

Adjective

antistock (comparative more antistock, superlative most antistock)

1. (rare) Opposing the farming of livestock.
   • 1966, Helena Huntington Smith, The War on Powder River, page 68:

     In what the antistock Carbon County Journal referred to disdainfully as "another of those farcical cattle cases," he was charged with running his own Staircase brand over a neighboring L 7 […] , a charge which if true was not farcical at all.