Sentence examples for cattle growing from inspiring English sources

Expansion of sheep and cattle growing into the more distant hinterland continued the heroic-pioneer theme of earlier years.

The family, whose money came from the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company, had hired a manager to operate it as a ranch, mostly for running cattle, growing citrus trees and mining shells, which were used for road construction.

The peasants opposed the project on many fronts - first due to the loss of area for free ranging cattle, growing food, collecting wild food and charcoal production.

English Longhorn is the only breed that have the horns of cattle growing downwards.

Certain breeds of cattle grow faster and taste better on summer grass than others.

The Shellitos are Kansas farmers who raise cattle, grow wheat, corn and soybeans.

Rachal used his land to raise cattle, grow cotton and sell real estate to new settlers.

They live in small family groups that fish, herd cattle, grow crops, and hunt, blending almost seamlessly with the ecology of the land.

McDonald's Corp., which buys 2.5 billion pounds of poultry, beef and pork a year for its 30,000 restaurants worldwide, last month ordered its suppliers to eliminate by 2004 the use of antibiotics also given to humans, specifically when those drugs are used to make chickens, pigs and, less often, cattle grow faster.

Mostly cattle grow to maturity or slaughter weight over 4 5 years, cows produce their first calf at 4 5 years and then, on average, every two years.

Special attention is made to their horns, which, though smaller than the Texas Longhorn or Florida Cracker/Pineywoods cattle, grow out straight, curving up to the front and up slightly, and are set fairly wide apart.