Sentence examples for cattle count from inspiring English sources
The introduction of this plant enabled the southern pastoralists to become more sedentary and efficient herders, thus boosting population density and cattle count in the region.
The document notes six or seven cattle counts, which would indicate a reign of at least 12 full years if the Old Kingdom cattle count was held biennially (i.e. every 2 years) as this annal document implies for the early 5th Dynasty.
The large spike in the autumn of 2000 is an artifact of Cattle Count 2000, when previously unregistered cattle were registered, and movements from their birth locations to their then-current ones inferred.
During the autumn of 2000, the "Cattle Count 2000" exercise was carried out, to register cattle born or imported before the first of July 1996 (when passports were first issued), and to confirm the location of cattle born between then and the twenty-seventh of September 1998 (when the CTS went live).
Seshat was also portrayed recording the pharaoh's jubilees, such as in the Sed Festival, cattle counts, and the pharaoh's campaigns as early as the 2nd dynasty.
Climate change is also affecting meat: With recent record droughts (and subsequently low cattle counts) in Texas, the price of beef is rising.
"If it talks about agriculture or the Western way of life, horses, cattle — it counts," said Bob Welch, a former editor of American Cowboy magazine.
It remains to be seen, when the floodwaters recede and the drowned cattle are counted, when the rotting corpses of decades-old fish leak back into the muddy sludge of the river, when the charred skeletons of thousand-year-old trees punctuate the remains of an ice age forest, whether Australians will finally decide that it's time to take this seriously.
We assessed annual relative habitat use of elk, deer, and cattle by counting elk and deer pellet groups and cattle pats (hereafter, pellet groups) encountered within 2 m of a straight line between shrubs used in browse surveys until we covered 100 m (i.e., a 2 × 100-m belt transect).
Genetic parameters for IBK infection and its genetic and phenotypic correlations with cattle tick counts, number of helminth (unspecified species) eggs per gram of faeces and growth traits in Australian tropically adapted Bos taurus cattle were estimated.
