Sentence examples for fodder ratio from inspiring English sources

First, maize has a low grain to fodder ratio (2) compared to millet (3.8) and sorghum (3.4), so it produces a smaller volume of crop residues (Powell and Bayer 1985, Savadogo et al. 1999).

A higher CO2 evolution rate and a wider soil MBC/MBN ratio were recorded with cereals and fodders.

These include alienation, coming from a society with a youthful population bulge or a high male-to-female ratio and, for the people who wind up being used as cannon fodder by the terrorists, poverty.

GCSE fodder.

Perfect festival fodder.

Ideal stocking fodder, really.

Fodder for another discussion.

But TV fodder?

Prison fodder.

Fodder — aha.

(Sounds like fodder for therapy).