Sentence examples for beef output from inspiring English sources

But Diana dos Santos, the firm's local boss, says that at El Charcote all but one small pasture has been invaded; beef output has slumped.

The Agricultural Ministry warns that if Japan were to join the proposed trade zone, 90 percent of the nation's rice cultivation would disappear, and wheat, sugar, dairy and beef output would also be adversely affected — costing the country about 4 trillion yen, or $49 billion, in lost production and 3.4 million lost jobs.

Converting all beef production to grass-based finishing would require at least an additional 26.6 million acres of pasture/grass to produce 2007 U.S. beef output.

Supported by a recovery in North America and Asia, global beef output is expected to rise 2.5percentt in 2006 to nearly 66 million tonnes.

In Canada, however, beef output is expected to drop, possibly as a result of stabilizing cattle inventories and larger shipments of live animals to the United States.

The 4percentt expected increase in beef output is reflecting rising beef prices and a strong supply response in China, the fourth largest producer of beef and home to over 138 million head of cattle.

Pork production is expected to rise by 4%, lamb and poultry output by 3%; but beef production will be little changed.

Gradually, as a higher proportion of total herds are owned by such individuals who seek a more marketable output, greater emphasis is being placed on beef production.

A model VAR of five equations was set with beef cattle price, beef production, per-capita beef consumption, retail beef price, and the volume of beef exports.

Forecast developments in the feed grain markets (including coarse grains) are consistent with expected rising meat production, especially pork and beef, and dairy output.

Based upon the relative costs of putting up fences and enduring occasional crop damage, the two sides would agree on an outcome that maximized the value of the output (beef and grain) their farms produced.