Sentence examples for future livestock from inspiring English sources
Better for Cole to summon the Texas ranch and their future livestock.
(2) The impacts of global climate change on pollution load are relatively greater when compared to the impacts of future livestock and poultry breeding increase or agricultural population reduction; the effects from runoff increment leads to approximately 28.6% and 22.5% increases of TN and TP pollution load, respectively.
Additionally, concern over environmental and health impacts of meat consumption may also reduce future livestock production.
Such approaches may be critical to future livestock systems which must increasingly meet the twin goals of economic and environmental sustainability.
In future, livestock production will increasingly be affected by competition for natural resources, particularly land and water, competition between food and feed and by the need to operate in a carbon-constrained economy [ 6].
The principles of evolutionary genetics can be used to facilitate Darwinian fitness in future livestock breeding programmes to generate optimal genotypes for a low-cost and environmentally sustainable production system.
Peter Melchett, policy director of the Soil Association, an organic farming group, said: "What is most significant [about the EA's decision] is the signal this sends to the British farming industry about the future of livestock farming in this country.
In the near future, bovine livestock would need to keep pace with the projected demands from population growth and environmental concerns.
It is about having enough food for the year, seeds to plant for the future, and livestock to tend as a living, growing bank account.
As technologic progress enables the rapid increase of available genotypic data and more breeds encompassing additional aspects of bovine genetic variation are studied in detail, methods like the ones we are proposing here will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in the future of livestock production.
ZUGDIDI, Georgia — Reaching the site where Georgia's government is breaking ground for Lazika, its grandiose city of the future, requires navigating livestock — shaggy cows and huge spotted hogs that sunbathe on the road to the hypnotic chirping of innumerable frogs.
