The phrase "availability of feed and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resources, supplies, or conditions related to feed, particularly in agriculture or animal husbandry.
Example: "The availability of feed and water is crucial for the health of livestock during the dry season."
Alternatives: "access to feed and" or "supply of feed and".
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.
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).
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 obvious determining factors to this are the size of landholding, the availability of feed, and human labour.
This approach is dependent upon the availability of feed ingredients and vitamin and mineral premixes at affordable prices.
In our own study [ 8]), that yielded relatively long eating times, the cows were offered fresh hay day and night and the long eating times confirmed the close relationship between the availability of fresh feed and feed intake [ 22, 23].
Controlling and planning livestock numbers and the availability of good feed and water is basic to primary animal health care.
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 transhumant herders reported a moderate and a slight decline in the availability of feed resources as a result of transhumant practices in Bougouni and Koutiala, respectively.
The availability of feed for the livestock industry is uncertain and most feed ingredients are imported (FAO, 2003).
