Then they are shipped to feedlots in Java and Sumatra for fattening.
Some decaying structures still stood chicken coops, corrugated aluminum sheds, a hayloft, a barn for fattening calves.
Some decaying structures still stood — chicken coops, corrugated aluminum sheds, a hayloft, a barn for fattening calves.
Canada also said it would expand agreements allowing cattle to be shipped north for fattening under less burdensome regulations than in the United States.
Human life depends on cows here; their milk is essential for fattening children and their meat is a rare treat on feast days.
For now, the perky lambs skip and play, but come September they will be taken to the livestock market at Blackmoor Gate, to be sold as "store lambs", for fattening up on lower ground.
The covered feedlots for fattening beef, in the U.S. Midwest and elsewhere, feed from several hundred to several thousand head of cattle and are generally built with a shelter for the animals and with tower or bunker silos.
A Maine deli named a sandwich after him, "the Hermit," consisting of barbecued roast beef, pastrami, pepperoni, American cheese and onion rings — perhaps a start for fattening up for a long Maine winter.
Among the ladies, Charlize Theron is a title holder for fattening up to play real-life serial killer Arlene Wuornos a decade ago in Monster – which also won her an Oscar.
The enclosures provide fodder banks for the owners' herds during the dry periods, feedlots for fattening livestock for sale and fodder and grass seed for sale to other farmers for income (KRDP/ASAL DM 2012; Meyerhoff 2012; Channer 2013; Odunga 2013).
The production types covered by this study differed in their purchase patterns of pigs for fattening.
