Sentence examples for herding breeding from inspiring English sources

Ask the breeder which puppy would be likely to do the best in herding, breeding, showing, etc. Breeders will always try to help you find the best puppy, as they are committed to making their breed the best as possible.

In observations between 1993 and 2003, between six and eleven bands were identified, including a mixture of bachelor herds, breeding groups and co-operating stallion groups (groups with more than one stallion that share breeding duties).

This means that US$0.21 per weaned pig produced at the commercial level and sired by boars obtained from the nucleus herd breeding program needs to be added to the genetic merit value in order to break even on the additional cost required when genome-enabled selection is used in both maternal lines and the terminal line.

In contrast, 27.2% (34/125) of the herds were breeding herds, where all piglets had been sold at the end of the nursery phase.

The laboratory submissions were merged with the SPF system database in order to classify the herds into breeding and production herds.

The herd received breeding animals from a Manitoba herd, where swine influenza of an unknown subtype had recently been documented.

He can't use his surname to sell meat, and he had to surrender the small herd of breeding cattle that lived on his ranch here, about an hour's drive north of San Francisco.

Each group has different levels of flexibility possible for herd management (breeding, feeding, watering practices, purchases and sales of animals).

However, we observed an interaction between herd and breeding program, such that association of AAM- or TAI-based program with these outcomes differed between farms.

Considering 924 cow-6 mo periods with artificial inseminations only by the assigned program, we also found an interaction between herd and breeding program.

During autumn, high-quality fodder is needed to boost the nutritional status of herds before breeding and to build up sufficient fat reserves for the winter (Behnke et al. 2011; Yoshihara et al. 2013).