Sentence examples for husbandry about from inspiring English sources

ANNALS OF HUSBANDRY about beekeeping... Writer operates a beekeeping & honeyproducing farm in the Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri.

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The New Yorker, May 9 , 1988P. 45 ANNALS OF HUSBANDRY about beekeeping... Writer operates a beekeeping & honeyproducing farm in the Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri.

By Sue Hubbell The New Yorker, May 9 , 1988P. 45 ANNALS OF HUSBANDRY about beekeeping... Writer operates a beekeeping & honeyproducing farm in the Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri.

As our ancestors' diets changed over time, their gut inhabitants did, too, from microbes that could easily break down the fibrous foods plentiful in early human diets to other bugs suited to the animal proteins, sugars, and starches prevalent after the advent of agriculture and animal husbandry about 10,000 years ago.

The breed is well adapted to the local environment and husbandry, about average in hardiness and stamina, and relatively free from disease.

In India, as state animal husbandry workers went about culling birds here on Monday, poultry farm owners hovered nearby, some angrily disputing the government's conclusions that large-scale poultry deaths in the area were the result of bird flu.

Over the last 150 years our knowledge has increased on farming and crop husbandry, on bringing about improvements through goal-oriented plant breeding, and on milling and baking technology, leading to the standards that we enjoy today.

But I would suggest that the place to begin is in the marketplace, where it is now possible to educate ourselves about husbandry practices and subsequently to support those farmers who have shown themselves to be concerned with the physical and mental and, yes, even spiritual health of the animals they raise.

The diverse domestic pig breeds included in our analyses all show distinct dental phenotypes, most likely resulting from a combination of different selective pressures brought about by specific husbandry practices/selection processes and specific local environments.

A standard questionnaire was used to interview each animal's owner about the behavior of the animals and about animal husbandry practices relevant to transmission of FZT.