Sentence examples for fodder scarcity from inspiring English sources
Yak mortality increased and fodder scarcity became more acute, which is a major constraint to yak farming.
Grewia oppositifolia, Zizyphus jujuba and Celtis australis are trees specifically planted at field boundaries to provide fodder during late autumn and winter (periods of fodder scarcity).
In these countries, livestock production is constrained by the perennial challenge of fodder scarcity which reduces sustainable livestock development and often leads to conflicts over grazing lands among pastoral communities.
Gouri et al. (2004), reported scarcity of fodder in Himachal Pradesh due to factors like forest fire, decrease in grasslands and mounting land utilisation pressure due to the adoption of horticulture.
Because of a recent locust storm and the scarcity of fodder for his horses Vologases I agreed to raise the siege of Tigranocerta and petitioned to be granted Armenia in order to achieve a firm peace.
It reduces production from livestock by causing various health problems and by causing scarcity of animal fodder by invading pasturelands.
In agriculture, it has three major importance namely, cash crop, soil amelioration/soil fertility improvement and use as by-products for cattle feed/mineral supplement during summer/drought, especially when there is scarcity of green fodder (8).
Pastoral households are increasingly practising fodder production in response to forage scarcity associated with land degradation, climate variability and change.
The potatoes don't need fertilizer and the vines can be used for animal fodder, making it a sustainable solution to food scarcity in the area.
Pastoralist households with large herds but do not produce fodder tend to remain mobile especially in the dry seasons when pasture scarcity greatly limits livestock production.
The seedlings of the Grewia oppositifolia, Celtis australis, Morus alba and Zizyphus jujuba can also be provided to landowner farmers for promoting plantation along field boundaries in order to provide fodder, shade and fuel wood or sell it to landless herders during scarcity seasons.
