Sc. [f. FORE- pref.; cf. Icel. broddr ‘milk of cows immediately after calving’ (Vigf.).] = BEESTINGS.
1811. W. Aiton, Agric. Surv. Ayr, 443. The young calves are fed on the milk, first drawn, locally termed forebroads, which abound with serum.
1842. J. Aiton, Clerical Economics, iv. 173. The milk first drawn from the cow, locally termed the forebroads.
