Sentence examples for feeds required to from inspiring English sources

By labeling milk free of the artificial hormone, the dairy industry can ride the popularity of natural foods, without the greater expense and special feeds required to produce milk that can be fully certified as "organic".

Once reasonably high use rates are attained, communal protection achieved is greater than personal protection because even modest reductions of mosquito survival and feeding success per gonotrophic cycle result in much larger impacts upon proportion of mosquitoes surviving the multiple blood feeds required to reach an age where they can transmit mature sporogonic-stage parasites.

Over time, he and his successors significantly increased the "food-conversion ratio" — the amount of feed required to produce a given portion of edible body mass.

It uses the same approach as other decision support tools, relating feed required to feed available, but is designed to help in more strategic long-term decisions.

Taking into account that the feed cost depends on the maggots and earthworms meals' content, we calculated the cost of feed required to produce 1 kg of biomass.

That's driven the cost of the total feed required to raise a pig to the standard market size of 200 pounds as high as $175.

Like many of the world's most coveted ingredients, foie gras suffers from a bit of an ethical foible: the force-feeding required to enlarge the duck or goose's liver in the final 2-3 weeks of its life ("foie gras" is, after all, French for "fat liver").

However, the feed quotient (kilos of feed required to produce one kilo of fish) have been improved by 25percentt since 1987.

Finally, productivity increases (reduction of the amount of feed required to produce 1 kg of meat), resulting from animal genetic improvements and better management, also played a role, at least in the major industrial countries.

Thirty-six SSH File Transfer Protocol Protocol (sFTP) data feeds are required to transfer and incorporate these data into ESSENCE.

Approximately, 9.5 million tonnes of feed will be required to feed the estimated population of 145 million commercial layers and 750 million broilers in the year 2000.