Sentence examples for fodder value from inspiring English sources

Important stover fodder quality traits such as digestibility and metabolizable energy were highly heritable (h2 = 0.79 0.81) and the genotypic variations among hybrids in these traits will have implications for productivity of maize stover fed to livestock or for the income of farmers selling maize stover to fodder value chains.

This finding is inconsistent with the findings of Nangole et al. (2013) who reported that agrovets (shops selling agricultural inputs) and general retail shops are the only input suppliers in the existing fodder value chain in the Rift Valley region.

The subsidy received by the farmer aims in this situation to covers the costs for the reduced fodder value, for the additional grazing animals and for the longer grazing period required to fulfil the requirements.

The grazing animals have to be on the mountain pastures during the whole grazing period, while the fodder value of semi-natural grazing land is lower compared to arable (farmed) pasture, resulting in a reduced animal growth and thus an income forgone for the farmer.

Fodder production and marketing (fodder value chains) in various parts of the world have been documented (Nyangaga et al. 2009; Kannan 2012; Grover and Kumar 2012; Singh et al. 2013; Nangole et al. 2013), but little still remains known about grass seed value chains.

In general, the various challenges faced by actors along the chain are consistent with findings of Nangole et al. (2013) who found out lack of capital, seed quality issues, lack of consistent markets and lack of storage space to be some of the challenges faced by actors in the fodder value chain in the Rift Valley region of Kenya.

In other words, presidents are inevitably caricatured but not totally defined by their comic canon-fodder value.

Straining for effect as I was, I used words which I would never have applied to my clients over 48 years of practice ("jail fodder", "nuisance value").

For kharif fodder, corresponding values are 525 mm and 494 mm for both regions.

For Goldwater, these values were not merely campaign fodder, but governing values.

They are considered very high value fodder and are provided to pregnant and milking cows and buffaloes.