This bottomless follow-up fodder generates yet more FUD in the fake news debate.
While the people of Mongolia are used to cold winter conditions, it is the combination of a severe summer drought, where little fodder was generated, and severely cold temperatures that harden heavy snow which have crippled the rural population largely reliant on herding and agriculture.
And airstrikes and their bloody aftermath will generate fodder for the Isis propaganda machine, both in Syria, and in our own societies.
Under the title "As predicted, Italy's human rights report generates fodder for domestic political mills", it said that a 2002 human rights report published by the US state department had played into the hands of Italy's centre-left.
Real world Evite users say their beefed-up R.S.V.P.'s — be they acceptances or regrets — are a way to apprise friends of their whereabouts, provide updates about one another's lives and generate fodder for party conversation.
The USA and Houston Dash star Carli Lloyd recently refused to take part in a postgame media session until a reporter who had previously asked about her absence from the team was removed, a decision that would generate fodder for talk radio for days in a more prominent sports league.
Computational results suggest that it is more profitable to produce more high value cash crops and milk; it is more water efficient to grow cash crops than fodder; and it generates more soil organic matter accumulation by growing more crops with larger amount of root stubble and enlarging the heard size.
And certainly, prosecutors can count on generating headlines and garnering attention with such fodder.
Higher ambient temperatures could have benefitted an endothermic animal in that less of the fodder taken in would need to be alotted to generating body heat (Seebacher, 2003).
In Niger, for instance, farmers started experimenting with a low-cost way of reproducing and generating trees and shrubs that provide food, fuel and fodder in the 1980s.
