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No, 'a fodder' is not a valid part of a sentence in written English. However, the phrase 'fodder for thought' is a valid expression that can be used in written English. An example sentence could be: His advice was excellent and gave me fodder for thought.
It is sometimes grown as a fodder crop for cattle.
"On top of that, we expect to develop our cattle and bring on a fodder farm that brings more income and economy to the community.
"No doubt this could lead to a resurgence in violence and provide a fodder for extremism," said Sheik Abdul-Rahman Munshid al-Assi, who leads a Sunni political council in the disputed region of Kirkuk.
In Peru, as a nine-year-old, Rachel rode a mule named Juana for the first 600 miles from Cajamarca, but a fodder shortage necessitated her walking the remaining 900 miles to Cuzco: poor Juana had become so debilitated that she could carry only our gear.
However, the use of sainfoin as a fodder crop in dairy cow rations in northwestern Europe is still relatively unknown.
Acacia angustissima is a tropical legume, which has potential as a fodder tree, but contains secondary compounds which have an anti-nutritional effect in ruminants.
The story could provide fodder for a juicy suburban drama à la "Desperate Housewives".
Additionally, farms that have an excess of labor may benefit with a sprouted fodder system.
The plants are extensively cultivated, often as a cattle fodder crop, in Canada, Great Britain, northern Europe, and, to a lesser extent, the United States.
The raw leaves are a useful fodder for livestock.
Corn (maize), grown in the north, is a major fodder product.
