Sentence examples for fodder shortages from inspiring English sources

Southern cattle herders must conduct extensive drives in order to compensate for water and fodder shortages.

The Welsh government has donated £500,000 to farming charities to help with fodder shortages, the removal of fallen stock and for pastoral support and advice.

Castration is done to render the animal more docile and enhance growth, resulting in a taller and fatter animal that is better able to survive periodic fodder shortages.

Agriculture in the area was spurred by food and fodder shortages during the winters of 1913, 1915, and 1916.

In Peru, as a nine-year-old, Rachel rode a mule named Juana for the first 600 miles from Cajamarca, but a fodder shortage necessitated her walking the remaining 900 miles to Cuzco: poor Juana had become so debilitated that she could carry only our gear.

NT has induced some concerns in the North China Plain (NCP), e.g. unstable crop yield and fodder shortage, with regards to the amount of crop residues retained on the soil surface.

Hayashi et al.[ 32] reported that a decline of nutrient supply as a result of fodder shortage leads to catabolism of body tissue and decreased BCS.

Due to the fodder shortage, livestock are at risk, a situation further exacerbated by lack of water access and the rapid drying-up of water supply sources.

Also, respondents who allocated land for woodlot plantation had shortage of fuel wood and had shortage of fodder for their livestock had negative attitudes towards taking the responsibility of forest management through the implementation of PFM.

In contrast, those who had shortage of fodder for their livestock (ß = −0.54), allocated land for woodlot plantations (ß = −0.32), and had shortage of fuelwood (ß = −0.37) significantly had negative attitudes towards having the responsibility to protect WWF.

Her eight marriages provided no shortage of fodder: among her husbands were film producer Michael Todd, singer Eddie Fisher, and U.S. Sen. John Warner.