The phrase "activity fodder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to material or content that serves as a resource or inspiration for activities, often in educational or creative contexts.
Example: "The teacher provided us with a variety of activity fodder to help us brainstorm ideas for our project."
Alternatives: "activity material" or "activity resources".
Music performances and other social activities are fodder for producing online content for social networking.
Land use links the parcel level with livestock activities through fodder and nutrient balances.
"Things are definitely moving fast," said Mr. Dorrian, 27, whose activities nowadays are fodder for Dublin celebrity magazines like VIP (which stands for Very Irish Person) and Social and Confidential.
He said the Slats analysis appeared to conflate activities such as fodder harvesting and vegetation thinning – the "selective removal of some trees in a paddock to allow more sun for pasture growth for cattle" – with broadscale land clearing.
Several disturbance activities like lopping, fodder collection, litter removal, grazing etc. result in the significant loss in stand biomass (53 %) and net production (44%%).
The intersection at Bradley Cross was the scene of bustling activity, with wheelwrights and fodder merchants on hand and coaching inns nearby.
But it is Mr. Norman's campaign activity that has served as fodder for Mr. Davis's harshest criticism of the assemblyman, whom he portrays as being more concerned about politics outside the district than he is about the needs of his constituents.
Traditional rural biotopes (TRBs) are semi-natural farmland habitats of high nature value formed through traditional agricultural activities, such as grazing and fodder collection.
This is related to the fact that men are involved in activities such as herding and fodder collection; hence, they may be better placed to observe emergence of new species.
The "deliverables" from such activities would undoubtedly provide poor fodder for rigorous quantification, standardization, and competitive ranking systems.
