Sentence examples for forage resources from inspiring English sources

The destruction of nesting sites and forage resources was caused by the industrialisation of the farming industry.

They say the exploding horse populations on their reservations are trampling and overgrazing rangelands, decimating forage resources for cattle and causing environmental damage.

Domestic herbivores' effect on vegetation is spatially heterogeneous, being one of the major causes of forage resources degradation.

In an Alpine environment, diets based on local forage resources are needed to maintain the link with the territory and confer special characteristics to typical cheeses.

Re-investment of a fraction of the net revenues obtained through wool sales in the reposition of forage resources also proves to be a non-sustainable policy.

This highlights the importance of the presence and maintenance of spatial and temporal heterogeneity of forage resources, through livestock management, for community based conservation.

Tropical and subtropical rangeland systems provide core ecosystem services for the welfare of human populations that rely on readiness and quality of forage resources.

External investment on forage resources at about a 10 1 ratio with respect to investments in the ewe stock would produce positive net cash flows sustainable in time.

The availability of forage resources during the dry season is often a critical factor in determining the distribution and movement of large herbivores.

It has been essential to ensure that enough forage resources will be provided for the bees to feed their colonies during their three-month flying season from the end of May to August, as well as the creation of safe havens for these bees to nest underground and grow in number and for new queens to hibernate during the long winter months.

Despite the merits of stocking cattle and goats together in the heterogeneous pasture, seasonal variation in forage resources requires investigation of other strategies such as use of multipurpose trees and treatment of crop residues to improve livestock production.