Sentence examples for green forage from inspiring English sources
Long-stemmed grass dominates the dry savanna and is mixed with carpet grass (Axonopus affinis), the only natural grass to provide green forage during the dry season.
Stand once during such a deluge at the bottom of a slope or hill with pasture that has plenty of green forage and watch for the run off.
Dry matter (DM) yield of the green forage was higher for FS-5 than BMR-101 (12.1 t/ha versus 9.89 t/ha, P<0.05).
Green forage yield/fed was significantly increased as nitrogen application rates increased during the two growing seasons except at the third cut of the first season of study.
Green forage yield, dry forage yield/feddan increase significantly as cutting height differed during the two growing seasons as well as the combined results except in the first cut during the first season of study for dry forage yield.
Green forage yield as well as dry forage yield was significantly affected by the interaction between nitrogen fertilization rates and cutting height, where the highest yield was detected with adding 60 75 kg N/fed and 20 cm as cutting height (30.7 ton/fed).
Methane production and energy loss of 12 green forages were investigated in vitro in a completely randomized design using inoculum from buffaloes.
Here, cool young things eat from a brief, weekly-changing menu (vividly green foraged herb soup, almond cake with spruce ice cream) under a vaulted, peeling ceiling.
We live in a world of competing, answer-promising dietary camps — vegans, vegetarians, fruitarians, flexitarians, Mediterraneans, people who eat only greens foraged from the commune down the road — and there is an undeniable appeal to the idea of a certification that puts many of our collective worries to rest, at least for a few hours.
New pasture moves chickens away from their own manure onto fresh green grass, with the chance to forage for bugs".
While not known to nest in Guatemala, east pacific green turtles forage in estuaries and mangrove waterways along the Pacific coast.
