Sentence examples for adequate forage from inspiring English sources

Extensive movement is a key strategy for pastoralists to ensure adequate forage intake for livestock while distributing grazing pressure throughout the landscape.

Goats and sheep in HGA traveled less distance due to availability of adequate forage in these areas as a result of adequate rest periods that allow plant to recover and establish well before they are grazed again.

During the last 10 years, rainfall events have been highly erratic in Mukugodo, making it difficult, if not impossible, for herders to predict when rain events will occur and generate adequate forage resources for their herds.

This implies that camels could have adequate forage even in the face of climate change and variability in Karamoja sub-region, which is often affected by extreme and unpredictable climatic events.

More importantly, livestock herders in the western Tigray region of Ethiopia are currently facing a decline in forage quality due to the loss of palatable species and lack of adequate forage for their livestock during dry seasons as a result of S. obtusifolia invasion (Teame et al. 2014; Solomon 2015).

The occurrence of this behavior during a time of year when animals typically increase group spread to acquire adequate forage [19], [24], represents a change in behavior fundamental to the animals' survival [26], [27].

Few Burji farmers were later brought from Ethiopia by Colonial government to encourage farming The landscape had adequate forages plants dominated by preferred grasses such as C. ciliaris and C. plumulosus.

We examined landscape supplementation (sensu [Oikos 65 (1992) 169]) by forest birds along forest/savanna boundaries in central Brazil to: (1) verify the role of savanna vegetation in providing resources to forest bird communities; (2) suggest minimum amounts of savannas to be conserved within corridors, to provide adequate foraging habitat for forest birds outside reserves.

During these periods, air temperature is frequently adequate for forage growth to supply feed for grazing animals.

In addition, SS was an adequate alternative forage in precision-fed dairy heifers with outcomes very similar to CS-based rations.

In the context of corridor formalization, the extent to which these politics are explicitly addressed will depend on divergent conceptions of corridors as 1) points of transit out of an area or 2) as features of pastoral geographies with associated requirements for adequate access to forage and water.