Sentence examples for breeding sector from inspiring English sources

The Dutch sheep population consists of a breeding sector with three large pure breeds (Texel, Swifter and Zwartbles), more than 30 smaller breeds, and a production sector dominated by Texel and Swifter sheep.

For Kentucky, this has struck hardest at the breeding sector, on which most of the 100,000 industry-related jobs depend.

The private wheat breeding sector in Brazil emerged as researchers were leaving the public sector.

Beef CRC PE were derived for the commercial animal breeding sector.

For the category "other serotypes" the significant associations found were: control of rodents, region of the country, source of semen, breeding sector room and source of feed.

Although the conditions created in this trial are experimental with a small number of animals, they reflect the situation recently described in a breeding sector of a piggery [ 39] in which 18.2% of tested semen were PCV2-positive.

No one knows exactly how many lions this industry currently holds because it is poorly monitored — estimates range from about 7,000 to 14,000 animals on between 200 to 400 farms — but it's one of the most lucrative of South Africa's wildlife breeding sectors, and has generated tens of millions of dollars annually from a worldwide client base.

Introduction of the PVP Law was the main driving force behind spurring private investment in wheat R&D and establishment of a strong wheat breeding private sector.

Monsanto has been an iconic company that drastically changed the plant-breeding sector in a manner resembling the changes brought by Microsoft and Apple in computing and Tesla in cars.

Considering a general livestock population structure where male parents produce a disproportionately large number of progeny compared to females, a number of scenarios emerged from the initial explorations that appeared more suitable for application in the commercial animal-breeding sector.

Does the Commission still agree that barrier-free access to plant material is essential for the innovative capacity of the European plant-breeding sector, as well as for the genetic variety of our crops?