Sentence examples for feed herds from inspiring English sources

Fodder resources from ash tree in autumn, and holm oak in winter, hence constitute an alternative resource to herd mobility, which is usually considered mandatory in similar situations in order to feed herds.

To ensure that livestock are adequately fed, herds will generally move only a portion of the day along corridors, stopping at encampment points from which livestock disperse to graze after unweaned animals are separated from mothers.

juliflora is a plant capable of changing the face of the Northeast, either by feeding herds or by providing food to man" (Azevedo, 1965).

The disease is not transmitted through casual contact like a virus, but Marsh said government investigators are testing other members of the dead cow's feeding herd, as well as cows born at the same time as the dead cow.

Or someone fearful of great white sharks, which have been drawn to the area to feed on herds of seals?

Over-grazing has depleted the land and men took to cutting down trees to feed their herds, making it harder to grow anything at all.

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.

(b) Purchasing of cereals such as barley, wheat shaft and flour to feed the herds.

While pastoralists feed their herds on natural rangelands, they also allow them onto areas between cropped plots (Figures 3 and 4).

All pastoralists needed to rent cultivated land during summer time in order to feed their herds on the crop residue, i.e. sorghum stacks.

Pig farmers now rely heavily on crops such a soya beans, wheat and maize to feed their herds, food which humans could otherwise eat and which require arable land for cultivation.