Sentence examples for fodder I from inspiring English sources

For purposes of tracking the use of all harvested crop C and estimating amounts of livestock forage, total livestock feed was disaggregated into fodder (i.e. biomass harvested by humans from croplands) and forage (i.e. biomass grazed or scavenged by livestock from non-cropland sources) [2].

Reports from different regions emphasize the critical role of trees as a source of fodder (i.e. Etienne 1996 for the Mediterranean area in Western Europe, Paterson et al. 1998 and Faye et al. 2010 for Africa, Thapa et al. 1997 for Asia, Solorio Sanchez and Solorio Sanchez 2002 for Central America).

Five broad human-use categories were defined: (i) ornamental (horticulture), (ii) food or fodder (i.e. for humans or livestock), (iii) medicinal, (iv) hedging and (v) other (e.g. furniture or religious).

If I crave celebrity fodder, I go to TMZ or to the Huffington Post.

"Hangover fodder I may be, but all this No7 or lower talk makes me angry," says Joe Meredith.

"Ben went through a period of his life where he was fodder; I guess he still is in a weird way.

I definitely use my experiences as fodder, but I tend to warp or change these experiences into new identities.

However, the question piqued my curiosity, and I'm always on the lookout for new blog fodder, so I sat down one night and looked at that stereotype (and came up with a few others as well).

This may well be what true Brits require from their boarding-school fodder, but I find it anything but comforting.

These little Dutch doughnuts are traditionally new year's eve fodder, but I see no harm in bringing the date forward.

The MP4-12C isoso rife with tech-nerd fodder that I could easily get sidetracked explaining why McLaren's standard cast-iron brakes are actually lighter than the optional carbon-ceramic rotors, or how the transmission's exceptionally compact design improves aerodynamics by assisting air flow under the rear diffuser.