Sentence examples for and availability of feed from inspiring English sources

Such a range and fluctuations in CH4 production by the cows from both breeds could have come from the mode of foraging habits and availability of feed to the animals.

Moreover, during the last decade, there has been dramatic shift in the landscape of the feed industry, in terms of price and availability of feed ingredients for animal feeds.

The cost and availability of bird feed for the two turtle doves pushed their prices up by 25 percent (still less than the 78.6 percent rise in 2010) to $125, but the three French hens remained the same, at $150.

Forage species composition and availability of alternative feeding areas had an effect on waterfowl grazing damage to perennial forage fields.

This variation in the type of PLF between different countries could be attributed to the difference in culture, local beliefs, and availability of different feeds.

Eighteen percent followed a combination of SF and FGWH depending on the availability of feed, and 14% followed a combination of FGH and FGWH depending on the availability of herders or manpower during intense farm works and when there was news of predator presence in the nearby forests.

The ecological factors reported to influence adoption of livestock production technology included availability of feed and water, and risk of diseases also influenced adoption of livestock production technology.

Land use changes affected beetle species composition by altering habitat structure (e.g., litter layer) and the availability of feeding resources.

However, the contribution varies with the type of feed and availability of natural sources, for example plant material at Topaz Farm was a greater contributor with 43.9 ± 19.5 % compared to supplementary sources raw corn 8.20 ± 3.10 and lupin 1.60 ± 1.70%%.

This approach is dependent upon the availability of feed ingredients and vitamin and mineral premixes at affordable prices.

Generally, the lactation period of camels in the study area is reported to be between three and five seasons which accounts for about six to fifteen months, largely depending on the availability of feed and water (Musinga et al. 2008).