Sentence examples for extensively grazed from inspiring English sources

Intensively grazed fields had lower species numbers, lower density and diversity than extensively grazed grassland but were still much more species rich and diverse than the fertilised fields.

Livestock, mainly sheep, are extensively grazed.

Inland, on the foothills of the Pyrenees, sheep are extensively grazed for the production of cheese.

Between 1873 and 1900, most LTB forests (including our study site) were heavily logged or clearcut and extensively grazed until the 1930s [68, 69].

Such landslides have resulted in significant soil loss from extensively grazed, steep, erosion-prone pastoral hill country over the past five decades and have been most widespread in regions where the geology consists of young, late Tertiary-aged sedimentary bedrock (Mazengarb and Speden 2000).

Between 1873 and 1900, most LTB forests (including our study site) were heavily logged or clearcut and extensively grazed until the 1930s [ 68, 69].

These ecosystems are also used extensively for grazing by livestock, and represent a critical element of the rural economy of many tropical countries.

Above the limit of cultivation, rough pastures are grazed extensively, and beyond them lies a zone of mountain vegetation.

We studied this question by comparing bird assemblages of 42 extensively and intensively grazed paired fields in three regions of Hungary (alkali steppes and meadows in Central Hungary and alkali steppes in Eastern Hungary).

Unfortunately, apart from the Slow Food Movement, which has Romanian centres in Bucharest, Braşov, Cluj and Turda (Slow Food Turda, n.d)., this study has found no equivalent Romanian or EU organisation that promotes meat and milk from animals that have been grazed extensively, or while on transhumance.

Cattle are grazed extensively and follow daily routes from pasture to watering sites.