Sentence examples for amounts of cattle from inspiring English sources

Consumer groups expressed outrage that the Food and Drug Administration, which is responsible for regulating animal feed, did not close another loophole, feeding cattle large amounts of cattle blood, chicken waste and other materials that might spread the disease.

Besides, the total area occupancy caused by biogas plants is already quite high in districts with large amounts of cattle livestock.

The Suri people own large amounts of cattle and travel through a rapidly shrinking area in southwestern Ethiopia grazing their animals.

Addition of optimum amount of cattle manure provides easily available carbon sources for composting microorganisms.

Reduction of organic matter was related to the amount of cattle manure addition, as indicated by the highest reduction of VS in trial T4 (38.6 %), followed by trial T3 (35.6 %).

Addition of optimum amount of cattle manure was highly efficient for making compost of water hyacinth collected from four different sites.

Table 2 shows the total available amount of cattle manure in the region and the distances of each group to the three feasible biogas production locations.

Composting of S. natans biomass with the addition of optimum amount of cattle manure and rice husk enhanced the microbial degradation as well as the reduction of the bioavailability of heavy metals of the composts.

Therefore, the present study concluded that the addition of optimum amount of cattle manure was very efficient for composting water hyacinth collected from four different sites, but better compost quality was found in water hyacinth collected from Bharalu River site.

Addition of optimum amount of cattle manure to the composting materials may fasten the composting process by providing easily available carbon to the microorganisms present in the composting mass.

Higher reduction observed in C/N 30 (94.9 %) followed by C/N 25 (86.5 %), C/N 15 (80.2 %), C/N 20 (78.9 %) and control (75.4 %), respectively (Table 3), might be due to optimal amount of cattle manure and sawdust which provided a favorable condition for the growth and biological activity of microorganisms (Gomez et al. 2006).