Sentence examples for grazing environment from inspiring English sources

David noted that he is "not a vegetarian, however, I do believe that there is a difference in raising animals for consumption in a factory farming, cement floor, no outdoors environment, vs. lots of straw for bedding, indoor (shelter from elements), outdoor (free access), rotational grazing environment". He went on to explain how he tries to raise his animals ethically.

In the rough grazing environment of this experiment, lambs homozygous for the c.960delG mutation experienced reduced growth rate.

In the grazing environment, ruminants are considered to ingest most of their feed in morning and late-afternoon feeding sessions (see Gregorini, 2012 for recent review).

There is limited data available on the effects of moving animals from an outdoor grazing environment to indoor accommodation in slatted floor sheds.

Interestingly, a decrease of WC1+ γδ T cells in cattle occurred due to the absence of apparent infection when cattle were transferred from free-range grazing environment to conventional housing one with infertile food [ 55].

Although there were no overt signs of copper toxicity in sheep used in either the pen or field trials, any further studies must also take into consideration the presence of copper accumulating plants in the grazing environment.

Mammoths and other creatures that grazed arctic environments during much of the last ice age were eating more than just grasses, a new study suggests.

The results from our study should be extrapolated carefully because the impacts of grazing on arid environments are highly influenced by animal density and abiotic factors [ 22, 32].

Landuse was classified using six broad categories: conservation and natural environments; grazing vegetation and forestry production; dryland agriculture and plantations; irrigated agriculture and plantations; intensive uses/industry; and water.

To them, wolf introductions, wilderness proposals, bans on timber harvest and reduction in grazing units clearly prioritize environment over livelihood.

Only 5% reported undertaking transhumance because 'it is a custom or tradition' or 'attachment to the thrill of grazing in a new environment'.