Sentence examples for fodder farming from inspiring English sources
Located along the Mitchell Highway, with air and rail links to Sydney (410 miles [660 km] southeast), Bourke serves a large section of outback (inland rural areas) that supports sheep raising and irrigated citrus fruit and fodder farming.
The probability of such a household participating in fodder farming was computed using Equation 3: left{{P}_i=left({e}^{ti}right)/left(1+{e}^{ti}right)right} (3).
On Saturday, Creatures of Comfort will be the host of in-store planting workshops with Fox Fodder Farm and UCB Pots.
"On top of that, we expect to develop our cattle and bring on a fodder farm that brings more income and economy to the community.
Little sees former pastoralists investing in local fodder farms, urban-based markets and services that serve the livestock sector, educating their children and engaging in small-scale trading and other self-employed enterprises.
In an optimistic scenario, Peter Little, professor of anthropology at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, sees former pastoralists investing in local fodder farms, urban-based markets and services that serve the livestock sector, educating their children and engaging in small-scale trading and other enterprises.
The pond water is periodically pumped to irrigate the fodder farm with good result.
Frequent droughts and intrusion of goats into fodder farms due to poor fencing were the challenges reported by most of the fodder producers.
The study area has lost 1.3 sq km of crop land, 9.6 sq km of forest land, 2.9 sq km of waste land and 3.3 sq km of fodder farm land.
The problems faced at the production stage along the value chain were found to be similar to those faced by fodder farmers in Makueni County where continuous droughts and poor fencing of the fodder farms were some of the major problems (Mutua 2014).
In addition to the scattered small fodder farms that made ploughing an uneconomical venture for the service providers, poor bush clearing by the fodder farmers meant regular break down of ploughs, therefore making it costly for the service providers to repair and maintain their equipment.
