Sentence examples for breeding up from inspiring English sources

Thomas's first memories were of growing up with Siberian tiger cubs in the 1990s, when his father was breeding up to 30 cubs a year.

Some species are now breeding up to about 1 month earlier than they did some decades ago (i.e. the observed shift is far outside the range of observed breeding dates observed during earlier decades).

The horses are highly fertile, and both sexes are fit for breeding up to age 25; mares have been recorded giving birth at age 27.

Optimally, each franchisee could be breeding up to 15 new piglets a month.

For $37,550 a year, the fruits of white privilege can realize Edward Hopkins and John Davenport's dream of "breeding up of hopeful youths... for the public service of the country in future times".

This sequence is known as a "breeding up" program by the registry.

The previous survey, in 2003, found 442 breeding pairs, up from 422 in 1992.

Red kites, once just a tiny remnant population in Wales, are spreading through the country, with breeding pairs up from 32 to 420, in 25 years.

The great grey shrikes from the studied population have a high reoccupation rate of breeding territories, up to 70% of territories are occupied in the following seasons [33].

Evaluate and contact the breeder; breeders usually love to answer questions about their gliders and will not hesitate to show you their breeding set-ups and glider housing.

The tetraploid plants must then multiply to build up breeding stock.