Sentence examples for enough forage from inspiring English sources

There wasn't enough forage for the cattle, so even in the summer she had to buy hay.

Mr. Smith needs 45 to 50 inches of rain a year to have enough forage to feed his herds and fill the "tanks," as ponds in this part of Texas are called, from which the animals drink.

It has been essential to ensure that enough forage resources will be provided for the bees to feed their colonies during their three-month flying season from the end of May to August, as well as the creation of safe havens for these bees to nest underground and grow in number and for new queens to hibernate during the long winter months.

Her first summer there, when she had enough forage for just half the animals that she needed to make the business profitable, she heard a rumor about an untapped aquifer and did what ranchers in her area have always done to increase capacity: she dug a well.

We estimate that these alas grasslands can provide enough forage supply for local communities.

On the other hand, goat and sheep in TGA had to travel longer distance to obtain enough forage for the day due to scarce forage in these areas.

Age dependent maturation of JO neurons suggests that only honey bee workers old enough to forage can efficiently detect the dance language presented by other foragers.

They've trained hard enough to forage and hunt for an abundance of food.

Fast forward 18 months, and many of those cubs are old enough to forage for themselves, giving Three Rivers a higher density of bears than in years past, he said.

But staying inside the nest during the nights, although it is bright enough to forage, could be an adaptive behaviour, especially for native bumblebees since colonies in the far north are generally quite small [ 42] and the foragers might therefore be needed inside the nest during the cooler nights to warm the brood.

Nu er det nok! Enough with foraging for dinner.