Sentence examples for cattle birth from inspiring English sources

The latest statistics show that the traditional sector has consistently had higher cattle birth rates than the commercial sector (54.4% and 38.9%, respectively), but this achievement is compromised by the high mortality rates observed in communal lands relative to commercial ranches (GoB 2013).

Touching calves or placentas that were infected with the Brucella species was found to be associated with brucellosis transmission during cattle birth in Korea [14].

From 2001 it became compulsory to record all cattle birth dates.

The main reason that cattle were not matched was because they were born before 2001, when it was not compulsory to record cattle birth dates.

In beef cattle, birth weight is typically the only observation on a young bull at the time of castration when a decision is made to retain the bull.

Of the 21 variables considered in the multivariate participant model, 8 were independently associated with seropositivity: age >55 years; working on the farm; fully compliant use of gloves during cattle birth care; contact with pigs, cattle at other farms, poultry, or compost; and indirect contact with rats or mice (Table 5).

Since January 2001 it has been mandatory for stock-keepers in Great Britain to notify the British Cattle Movement Service of all cattle births, movements and deaths5.

The seasonal patterns of cattle births were much as expected; most beef cattle have their calves in spring.

A dataset containing records of cattle births and deaths since 1996 (coinciding with the introduction of cattle passports) was extracted.

The database of cattle births, deaths and movements reported to BCMS contains records from as early as 1996.

In Britain, the number of reported cattle births exhibit strong seasonality characterised by a large spring peak followed by a smaller autumn peak.