A significant portion of total production is made up of fodder crops, grain (barley and rye), and leguminous crops; most of the rest consists of potatoes and vegetables.
During the grazing ban period, the nomad households receive fodder and grain subsidies from the government (ADGM IV 2008)b.
Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L). is one of the most important, oldest, herbaceous legume crop, widely cultivated for fodder and grain in the Pakistan and semi-arid tropics of the world (Mensack et al. 2010).
Large irrigated and drained areas are used for growing unprofitable crops like fodder crops, grain and potatoes.
Irrigation, combined with the area's year-round sunlight, produces fine crops of grain, fodder, fruits, and vegetables.
Beef cattle can utilize roughages of both low and high quality, including pasture forage, hay, silage, corn (maize) fodder, straw, and grain by-products.
Eumenes, on considering the matter, concluded rightly that the enemy intended to withdraw into Gabenê, 2 as this place, distant about three days' march, was unplundered and filled with grain, fodder, and in general with that which could amply supply the provisions for a great army.
The pigs were routinely fed steamed potatoes, potato ensilage, fodder beets, feed grain, sugar beet pellets, and water.
The glyphosate residues (3.8-84 3.8-84 were below the existing CXL for the straw and fodder (dry) of cereal grains (100 mg/kg), although cotton hay is not classified werein this group of commodities.
It was planted with grains, fodder crops, fruits (especially apples), peanuts (groundnuts), cotton, vegetables, and bulbs for export.
