Sentence examples for grazing herds from inspiring English sources

Grazing herds were collectivised and nomadic herders (who still make up half of Mongolia's population of 2.5m today) were state employees, with guaranteed pensions and with fixed quotas on the number of animals they could tend.

When Uruguay became independent in 1828, its national territory was used almost exclusively for grazing herds of cattle on unfenced ranges; there were few permanent settlements outside of Montevideo, Colonia del Sacramento, and villages along the Uruguay River.

In this strategy, grazing herds are forced to remain in certain locations for a given period of time ensuring that IAP abundance is reduced.

Simple but effective technological breakthroughs in reproduction ensured that cows were identified in estrus early (a key factor in maintaining the seasonality of milk production) and enabled researchers to quantify the anestrus problem in grazing herds.

In effect, it describes the amoeba-like sub-division process of Soqotra's clan formation as well as evokes the image of a cloth being torn apart continuously into ever-thinner strips, partly to accommodate the spatial requirements of grazing herds as part of an extensive form of pastoralism.

In farms keeping no herd records, calving rates were higher (P = 0.04) than in those keeping records but the existence of an interaction with the production system shows that the difference exists only for open grazing herds.

And the best of times this is not: The ill effects of a years-long drought have been exacerbated by the tradition of grazing herd animals indiscriminately over a large region, so that topsoil never replenishes.

The majority of rangeland livestock producers graze herds of cattle, often of English breeds.

As Wilson ([2012]) also noted, both refugees and nomads use the liberated territories to graze herds, interacting in a vast network of solidarity and reciprocity that is strengthened by kinship ties linking nomadic and refugee households.

Contiguous grassland habitat created by the partial retreat of the Laurentide and Cordilleran ice sheets would have been ideal for anthrax susceptible grazing herd animals.

One should say to the free spirits grazing their herds on open form: good luck, free spirits!