Sentence examples for friendly livestock from inspiring English sources
Cornell University animal scientist Xingen Lei says the findings make a "significant" contribution to the quest for environmentally friendly livestock.
MP Robert Flello's choice of planet-friendly livestock farming as the subject of his private member's bill must have come as something of a surprise to his constituents.
The idea is that farmers in cheetah range areas can be monitored and certified as practicing predator-friendly livestock and cattle management.
In places where protein is short, for example, insects can provide a needed source of nourishment; they are already abundant, and raising them commercially is environmentally friendlier than raising livestock.
Genetic approaches and manipulations have been shown to have a small effect at each generation, but also a cumulative effect and is a long-term, cost-effective and environmentally friendly way of keeping livestock animals healthy [ 8].
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This scheme also aims at promoting the use of Karakachan dogs as an efficient and environmentally friendly method of protecting grazing livestock from attack by large carnivores (wolves, bears, jackals and lynxes).
Occasionally, depending on the country, you may even be compelled to wrestle with livestock or have a friendly little knife fight with some of the local bravos.
Hence, there is a need for new waste management systems that make animal operations economically feasible and eco-friendly which ensures higher profit to livestock owners, recycling and sustainable use of nutrients with mitigation of environmental impacts.
He bought the land five years ago and has since built an environmentally friendly homestead surrounded by acres of gardens and livestock whose main structure was built to mimic an 1840s farmhouse.
Livestock and crops grown with environmental friendly methods (low external inputs, little or no use of chemicals, certifications of organic or biodynamic produce) may be considered healthier than those produced intensively.
