Sentence examples for current milk from inspiring English sources
Morrisons has responded to the current milk "crisis" by promising to launch a new brand that will see 10p-per-litre of milk go directly to dairy farmers.
"A couple of my dairy farming friends have had to cut back their herd numbers because they just can't afford to look after them with the current milk price," says Flo. "It's heartbreaking for them".
I propose that the current Milk Cup should be rebranded as the Yaya Touré Cup in honour of the last penalty taker who achieved the honour of winning the 2015-16 cup for Manchester City.
It is this combination of internal and external factors that have undermined Soqotran pastoralists' commitment to an income-generating pastoralism, instead of the current milk subsistence one.
The results sofar suggest that on dry sandy soils strict environmental standards for losses of nitrogen and accumulation of phosphorus can be attained within a short time while maintaining the current milk quota.
Cattle used in the trial (28 Holstein and 12 Jersey cows) were blocked by parity, lactation number, days in milk, projected mature equivalent milk yield, and current milk yield, and cows were assigned to two treatments in a randomized complete block design.
Analysis of current camel milk value chain indicates that only 12%% of the milk is marketed, the bulk of which is sold in raw form to rural consumers (10%%), and only 2%% reaches urban consumers.
Given that the quotas are not biting, the reasons for the current low milk prices must be looked for elsewhere.
Data collected include information on breastfeeding (ever and current), breast milk expression and weaning.
Current cow-milk and dairy-product intakes has been shown to be positively associated with IGF-I concentrations in ALSPAC children at 7 y of age (41), and elevated plasma concentrations of both growth hormone and IGF-I have been shown in prepubertal children consuming cow milk (42).
Furthermore, given the current extent of milk collection by the milk bulking groups the second strategy being followed in Malawi, the encouragement of micro-processing actually conflicts with the reinforcing of the formal market.
