Sentence examples for grass consumed from inspiring English sources

Yet doing so would require an amount of plants equal to all the world's current crop harvests, plant residues, timber, and grass consumed by livestock – a true non-starter.

In cattle, there are clear differences in the relative abundances of different microbial taxa (hereafter microbial distributions), depending on the type of grass consumed.

Brent notes that excellent forages, in the form of grown grasses consumed as pasture or as stored baleage, are key to achieving desired results.

Ingestion could kill the organisms in manatees' stomachs which aid in the digestion of sea grasses consumed by the animals.

Although the dry stems and leaves of grasses are consumed by fire, the grasses' deep roots remain unharmed.

Although the dry stems and leaves of grasses are consumed by fire, the grasses’ deep roots remain unharmed.

This chicken coop is on wheels and can detach from the permanent run so chickens can be moved to other parts of the yard to mow grass down, or consume weeds and bugs in the garden.

Public lands, on the other hand, are usually unmonitored, so herders can travel to these patches and squat without having to pay rent for the grass they consume.

Amphibious invertebrates such as apple snails (Pomacea paludosa), crayfish, and grass shrimp consume plant material, hastening its decomposition and acting as a food source for fish and birds.

Your horse's nutritional needs will vary according to the amount of fresh grass she has consumed while out to pasture and the level of activity she has had.

"You could make more ethanol from an acre [of the mixed grasses] than you could from an acre of corn". Better yet, in a paper published in Science, Tilman showed that the prairie grasses could be used to make ethanol that is "carbon negative": the grasses might consume and store more carbon dioxide than is released by producing and burning the fuel made from them.