Sentence examples for feed substitutes from inspiring English sources

"The Senate vote for the energy bill was a real confidence builder for the farmer to think, 'They are not going to pull the rug out from underneath us.'" The price increases for corn have had a broad impact, both because farmers are planting more corn and less of other crops and because livestock producers are scrambling for feed substitutes.

While corn crops can be ruined by drought, their dried remains can be used as a cattle feed substitute in the form of silage.

DDGS is increasingly used as an animal feed substitute for whole corn and soy and its potential application in other industries such as bioplastics renders it key to the long-term economic viability of the bioethanol industry.

Use of feeding substitutes (tube feeding) was calculated per disease severity stage from the two databases.

Besides treatment costs, feeding substitutes, pneumonia as adverse event and hospital days were derived from the NKI-AVL hospital charts and administration.

The input of feeding substitutes and hospitalization were based on the above-described databases: the series of Ackerstaff et al. [ 3], as UC and that of Van der Molen et al. [ 4], as the PREP strategy.

Pastore then fed substitute Mevlüt Erding, who slipped the ball past Ahamada to give PSG the lead in the 90th minute.

Barbarouses fed substitute Hamish Watson for a tap-in, only to be adjudged offside in arguably the brightest moment in a lacklustre half from the New Zealanders.

United failed to fashion a shot on target in the first half but took the lead in the 62nd minute when a sloppy pass out of defence by Ashley Williams was intercepted by Glen Little, who fed substitute Mark Yeates.

Then, with eight Grimsby players upfield, McKeown came racing out to close down Phil Turnbull, who unselfishly fed substitute O'Donnell to make certain of a trip to Wembley to face Cambridge and trigger a mass pitch invasion.

These comprised two groups of calves from farm A; those that were born to BNP-dams in 2010 that were fed substitute colostrum from BVDV-unvaccinated cows (group 3a, n = 8) [ 23] and calves born in 2011 to dams that had not been vaccinated with Pregsure (group 3b, n = 7).