Sentence examples for crop and feed from inspiring English sources

Growers take the best beans from each crop, and feed them to a weasel.

In East Africa, Napier grass (Pennisetum purpureum) is a perennial grass grown widely as a fodder crop and feed for the cut-and-carry zero-grazing dairy systems (Bayer 1990) and constitutes up to 80%% of forage for smallholder dairy farms (Staal et al. 1987).

"We hope to see cassava as a means of generating income, as opposed to just a staple crop, and feeding more people.

Boyette also argues for destroying a few Antonov bombers or the military airstrips that they use for takeoffs, so that the Nuba would again be able to plant crops and feed themselves.

The lives of ethnic Tibetan nomads may seem remote from the row crops and feed lots of the American Midwest, but Lynn True and Nelson Walker's documentary "Summer Pasture" resonated with my own experience in some central respects.

One chapter examines the tensions between international environmentalists, intent on protecting the many rare and endangered animal and plant species of Madagascar, and the local farmers, who want to clear forest land in order to plant crops and feed their families.

Wastes converted into compost fertilize crops and feed earthworms and the utilization of food waste for pig feeding contributes to increased household income of the craft villages in rural areas.

Why should deniers care about a poor farmer to lose his crop suddenly with an unexpected rainstorm as they do not go their self into fields or need to grow crops and feed their children?

She believes the Clean Water Act is a "business-damaging" law, though Iowans know it is essential for protecting rivers and streams -- you know the exact waterbodies that water Iowa's crops and feed many in our nation.

In particular, farmers may be able to sow summer crops, and feed for livestock, and a bit more water may be added to reservoirs that are significantly below normal.

"If these sovereign nations, particularly the ones with nuclear weapons, are not able to produce the water to water the crops and feed the people, they're not sovereign nations any more, and it's issues of sovereignty that cause war," he said.