Sentence examples for cattle deaths from inspiring English sources

For several years the prairie country along the east front of mountains was rocked by dozens of cattle deaths in which the carcasses were mutilated.

The worst years for cattle deaths from BSE in England, Scotland and Wales, was 1992 (36,680) and 1993 (34,370).

Respondents believed that experiences of low rainfall below the normal average and recurrent droughts resulted in deterioration of natural resources, increased disease incidence, and risks of droughts for cattle deaths.

The pulp is energy-rich, but protein-poor, and occasional cases of nitrate poisoning have led to cattle deaths.

A report from the USDA's National Agriculture Statistics Service, which uses self-reported data from cattle producers, found that wolves were responsible for the death of 8,100 head of cattle in 2010, or about 0.2percentt of all reported cattle deaths.

The most recent estimates of losses to Africa's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) are in the region of 4.5 billion US dollars per year, with about 3 million cattle deaths [4].

It causes a great economic loss in the livestock industry with an estimated 3 million cattle death annually.

Component (I) consists of the following symbols: vector density (m), derived from Culicoides catches in the national entomological surveillance, vector biting rates (a), transmission rates from vector to cattle (b1), cattle recovery rates (r) and cattle death rates.

Drivers in the New Forest are urged to take extra care in a bid to halt a rise in pony and cattle road deaths.

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

All data regarding cattle births, deaths and movements including imports were obtained from DEFRA's RADAR information management system based on data downloaded from the BCMS cattle tracing system (CTS) on 08/04/2005.