Sentence examples for farming procedures from inspiring English sources

In practice, this involves enhancing environmentally-friendly farming procedures, hobby farming, recreation-oriented diversification, social farming, short food supply chains and direct marketing (Zasada, 2011).

Plants have the advantage over established fermentation systems (bacterial, yeast or animal cell cultures) to circumvent the risk of pathogen contamination, to be amenable to large scaling up and to necessitate only established farming procedures.

Try to schedule the meeting on a day when you will have the time to spend with the consultant rather than being tied up on other projects such as transferring dairy cattle to a particular field, or performing other time-intensive farming procedures.

The effects of dystocia on calves can be minimised through easily implemented on-farm procedures, such as the delivery of high quality colostrum immediately after birth [ 5, 21].

As in most epidemiological studies on BRD, producer based diagnosis was used, because this approach is closest to realistic on farm procedures and therefore better interpretable by the industry itself [ 3, 4, 9, 10, 33- 35].

All procedures were approved by the National Guidelines for Animal Experimentation and the Danish Animal Experimental Ethics Committee, and all sampling was restricted to routine on-farm procedures that did not cause any inconvenience or stress to the animals and hence no specific permissions was required.

This study suggests that measure of the fetal eye is a practical on-farm procedure for estimating days before parturition in small ponies.

Table 10 Primary and secondary inputs needed for the wind farm procedure Primary inputs Description Secondary inputs Description Number of wind turbines To transfer each wind turbine, a certain number of trucks are required, which typically use the same transfer routes.

Robotic milking affects factors that determine the barn layout, such as cow behaviour, farm routine, feeding procedure and management practices.

In addition, the information gathered from these assessments demonstrated not only the diversity between farms but also within farms, and this lack of uniformity in their care added additional challenges to on-farm assessment procedures.

Random numbers for village and duck farm selection procedures were produced in STATA version 10.0 (Stata Corporation, College Station, TX, USA).