Sentence examples for expand cattle from inspiring English sources

His administration helped expand cattle ranching, reduce the nation's dependence on imports and foreign capital, improve workers' conditions through far-reaching social reforms, and expand education.

Deforestation of the Gran Chaco increased dramatically from the beginning of the 21st century as Paraguayan Mennonites, Brazilian immigrants, and Uruguayan investors sought to expand cattle production.

Recently, however, deforestation activity has been increasing in frontiers occupied by smallholders who tend to convert a greater proportion of the forestland in their landholdings to agricultural land uses than larger-scale landholders, mainly to expand cattle ranching operations.

In response to an escalating outbreak of bovine tuberculosis, the U.K. government announced today that it will expand cattle testing and open a 12-week public consultation on badger culling.

For decades, Sahelian trees -- the Gum, Shea, Baobab and Acacia -- have been clear-cut to expand cattle and agricultural land or provide firewood, accelerating the region's harsh conditions.

But in the late 1800s, German immigrants settled in the state to ply their butchering and sausage-making skills to the rapidly expanding cattle trade.

Present-day land management in Laikipia is rooted in colonial-era land distribution practices (Morgan 1963) when British settlers expanded cattle ranching and agriculture in the region.

The Paraná River Delta is one of the largest and most important wetland ecosystems of South America, undergoing expanding cattle and forestry activities with widespread water control practices.

The major structural change in the northern habitat associated with expanding cattle numbers largely came through the wide scale clearing of the Acacia shrublands (especially Brigalow - Acacia harpophylla) and sowing of buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) pastures under various publicly sponsored land development schemes from the early 1960's (QLAC 1968).

The rapid growth of anthropogenic activities has expanded cattle and agriculture frontiers into natural habitats, transforming ecosystems into fragmented, semi-natural landscapes [1].

So, expanding cattle GWAS to multiple breeds could potentially refine QTL intervals [ 8].