Provide forage and dirt beneath pigs' feet and they will -- happily, I believe -- shove their impressive snouts into the soil and plow great furrows, seeking tasty roots, and they will gobble up copious amounts of grass, clovers, and whatever else might appeal to them.
As a livestock farmer, I make use and take advantage of -- nefariously, I believe now -- all of the sheep's instincts: to eat copious amounts of grass, to drink water, to lick salt and minerals, to flock together, to breed, to give birth to and attend to newborn lambs, to fight off thieves, to stumble around relentlessly to satisfy an irresistible first thirst.
Trainers were ruined, copious rollies were torn and twisted into the grass, and two nice Irish lads chatted to us about Ireland.
Our study indicates that the in vivo performance and competitive ability of maize pollen varies with the amount of Zea m 1, and we propose that the copious production of this allergenic class of expansin in grass pollen is the evolutionary result of pollen-pollen competition.
They are the most artificial of natural landscapes, using up copious amounts of water and chemicals for the benefit of a few species of grass at the expense of all other living things, from earthworms to daisies.
The menu is divided into categories: specialties like game hen done sweet-and-sour and stuffed with lemon grass; dishes to share, including some from Issan, in northeastern Thailand, like spicy minced catfish salad; and copious one-dish meals involving noodles, including the Vietnamese cha ca la vong.
There are copious caveats.
Copious amounts of red wine.
