Sentence examples for cattle migration from inspiring English sources

Cattle migration is already confined because of limitations placed on nomadic herdsmen over the past century [13].

The park, which includes nearly 50% of the district of Banikoara within its boundaries, previously served as an unregulated resource pool and important route for cattle migration.

Some colonists may have improved local livestock importing stock from overseas [ 14, 15], explaining the unexpectedly high diversity in breeds of domestic goats [ 16], the differential cattle migration along the Mediterranean coast [ 14] and the close genetic relationship between Tuscan cattle breeds and Near Eastern breeds [ 17].

Another incidence of the high adaptability of TAP communities in Bhutan is that they have also realised the need to reduce the risk of maternal mortality and are now increasingly taking advantage of modern transport systems to seek health facilities while avoiding letting pregnant women accompany cattle migrations.

The impacts of cattle rustling, migration and other socioeconomic factors were tested through their influence on herd sizes.

This is shown by the positive and significant (P < 0.05) impact of number of cattle on migration.

There is little information on the influence of cattle rustling on migration decisions and herd size of the pastoralists.

This study captured the influence of cattle rustling on migration by use of two dummy variables that have showed different reactions to cattle rustling occurrences.

In June 2011, after the onset of the rains, 25% of households still had cattle away on migration, despite this being the time when all cattle usually return to the KGR: Usually everyone who went on dry season migration brings their cattle back to the KGR as soon as they have word that the rains have come to KGR.

To model the impacts of cattle rustling and migration decision on herd size, the study estimated a herd size function using the production function approach as simplified by (Kabubo-Mariara (2003)).

Kabubo-Mariara's model compared the productivity of private and common property, which is modified in the present study to compare the effect of cattle rustling and migration decisions on herd size, as: Φ = ν i CRV + β i P i + Σ j = 1 n α i j X j + μ i (5).