Sentence examples for breeding chicken from inspiring English sources
The value of one breeding chicken is considerably less than that of one bull or even one cow.
The museum shows off senior officers supervising pig breeding, chicken feeding, cattle ranching and rice growing.
Unlike the seasonal breeding Houbara bustard germ cells differentiation pattern, these observations suggest that the Houbara bustard PGCs follow the non-seasonal breeding chicken reproduction pattern.
For this study we investigated a pharmacovigilance report suggesting the reproductive toxic effect of florfenicol in a commercial breeding chicken flock.
African veterinary officers were paid so poorly that they survived only through second jobs like breeding chickens or mending watches.
By selectively breeding chickens for healthier immune systems instead of just for plumper meat, the industry can move away from risky crutches like arsenic.
Andrea Zittel, an artist who, like Ms. Sandrow, works the patterns of her life into her art-making, was breeding chickens in the early '90s (and housing them in her A-Z Breeding Unit, a stylish blond wood coop).
The FAO's last livestock report, a 2006 assessment titled Livestock's Long Shadow, found that farms breeding chickens, pigs, and cows for meat and dairy products, produced a disconcerting 18% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Thinking of animals as insentient automatons may make it easier to stomach breeding chickens so breast-heavy that they can't stand up, or keeping social animals, such as orcas, isolated in tiny corrals.
Laks tells HuffPost she blames the egg industry's penchant for breeding chickens to lay eggs at a very young age for Myrtle's -- and her coop-mates' -- expensive and life-threatening predicaments.
In addition to breeding chickens, cattle and other animals, Sir John wrote several influential pamphlets on animal keeping and breeding: The Art of Improving the Breeds of Domestic Animals (1809), Observations upon Hawking (1826), and Observations upon the Instinct of Animals (1836).
