Sentence examples for Make forage from inspiring English sources

The Pacific Fishery Management Council can't control global market trends, but it can make forage fish a priority as the key link in a productive Pacific Ocean.

"I make foraging fun," Wildman said when the walk was over.

Birds breeding at the coast often make foraging flights to inland lakes or offshore areas to feed.

Some OL cell types might be responsible for gauging the optic flow, which would help to make foraging behavior possible.

Previous evidence suggested that Steatornis caripensis make foraging trips for fruit on a nightly basis, returning to the cave at the end of each night [17], [23].

For example, the decrease of some farming practices such as sheep and goat rearing could result in a decrease of suitable habitat not only by reducing food available but also by increasing vegetation coverage, which could make foraging more difficult for vultures.

When foraging in a virtual flower meadow where 'flowers' had similar colors but different rewards, bees were more accurate when they took longer to make foraging choices (Chittka et al., 2003).

The Department of Agriculture's annual publications now list heptachlor and dieldrin among the chemicals whose presence makes forage plants unsuitable for feeding to dairy animals or to animals ready for slaughter, yet the control divisions of the department promote programs that spread heptachlor and dieldrin over substantial areas of grazing land.

What makes Forage special is that customers are able to bring in their own homegrown vegetables for use in the restaurant's dishes.

Le Champignon Sauvage was one of the first restaurants at its level to turn away from luxury ingredients in favour of the humble; years before Noma in Copenhagen made foraging the foodie buzzword of the century, they began experimenting with what could be found in the hedgerows around them in the Cotswolds.

But Chu says unusually cold weather and a late snowfall made foraging difficult and left the birds weakened and less resistant to viral infections.