Sentence examples for breeding management from inspiring English sources
The study compiles three parts: (1) Evaluation of farmers breeding management and breed and trait preferences for pigs; (2) Evaluation of different crossbreeding schemes for leaner meat production; and (3) Design of appropriate organizational settings for pig breeding and marketing.
Other possible reasons for the difference in outcome between studies could be that different breeds have been studied and/or there was different breeding management between the studied populations.
"With intensive therapy by our international team, in recent weeks the stallion has begun breeding well and is showing promise of full recovery," Dr. Sue McDonnell, a specialist in stallion behavior and breeding management at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center, told The Associated Press.
In the nomadic areas, breeding management was difficult in mixed flocks of male and female animals, without male castration.
This report provides basic data for the evaluation of reproductive components and of breeding management in male rhinoceros.
"Working with the team at the wildlife park we have, together, been able to make huge advances in the reproductive healthcare and breeding management of these incredible apes," said Dr Routh.
It is therefore imperative to breed captive populations of snow leopards, with the animal's reproductive physiology needing to be resolved for successful breeding managements.
A structured questionnaire was completed for each individual family of settlement heads, including family composition and labour allocation structure, herd structure and management, housing, stocking rate, nutrition, feeding, watering, health, veterinary treatment, breeding, transportation, management practices, slaughtering, processing and reproduction.
To develop a sustainable pest management system, it is important to find the right balance between breeding and management strategies to reduce the ecological fitness of BPH and to keep the pest under economic threshold levels (Bosque-Perez and Buddenhagen 1992).
This detection is vital in breeding herd management.
