Sentence examples for growing to feed from inspiring English sources

"Many depend on tobacco growing to feed and house their families, and pay for children to attend school.

Clubs have always capitalised on the huge crowds that Carnival draws, but RMC's new venture is just one indication of Brazilians' appetite for electro music and the industry that is growing to feed it.When RMC was set up in 2009, the electronic dance-music industry worldwide was worth an estimated $3 billion.

If we want to do something to help reverse climate change, we should be worrying much more about the amount of meat that we ourselves are eating--and the amount of cereals we are growing to feed food animals--than blaming house pets for a problem that we created.

If you live in a dry, arid climate, there may very well not be enough grass growing to feed your horses.

There's a reason why some varieties are grown to feed cattle.

Principal crops include potatoes, barley, wheat, and oats; turnips are grown to feed livestock.

Purebred animals replaced the scrub herds and alfalfa was grown to feed them.

The last afternoon was a golden one, and our walk took us past fish ponds and stands of sugar cane and grass grown to feed cattle.

Fertilisers of course release nitrous oxide, one of the gases that cause climate change, and crops grown to feed animals produce more greenhouse gases than those used to feed humans.

'An ancient Tehuelche story explains that the calafate bush grew to feed a bird that had decided not to migrate one winter,' he said, between bites of cake and sips of hot tea.

With meat, for example, it's the water that's needed for the crops, which are grown to feed the animals as well as the water involved in the process of raising and slaughtering the animals.