Sentence examples for husbandry feeding from inspiring English sources

Her life is spent bringing them up and doing chores at home: animal husbandry, feeding and milking the cow, baking bread.

In Europe, bleeding is managed with proper husbandry, feeding, and preparation of the horses rather than with the drug Lasix, or any other legal drugs.

The zoos took full responsibility for the import, breeding, housing, general husbandry, feeding and the health of the animals.

To minimize effects related to husbandry, feeding, and season, our study took place at one thoroughbred farm, within one foaling period from February to May.

Other predisposing factors include intensive husbandry, feed composition, temperature alterations and presence of other infectious agents [ 4, 5, 20], as well as presence of intestinal F18-receptors [ 21].

Animals were monitored daily during routine husbandry procedures (feeding, bedding) and weighed monthly.

Animals remained in the harness for 48 hours of data collection during which normal husbandry and feeding continued.

During the periods of the above experiments, each group was maintained in a cage in a separate disinfected room, and all groups received the same feeding and husbandry: they fed and drank ad libitum, and their waste was cleaned regularly.

As large-scale, concentrated production methods have become the predominant model for animal husbandry, animal feeds have been modified to include ingredients ranging from rendered animals and animal waste to antibiotics and organoarsenicals.

Most of the research conducted has documented camel husbandry practices like feeding, breeding and watering, with very little attention given to camel health management and the implication on presence or absence of zoonotic organisms/diseases and milk safety (Wanjohi et al. 2012; Wanjohi et al. 2013; Gitao et al 2013).

Collectively, husbandry practices relating to feeding and nutrition, animal welfare, biosecurity and disease prevention are important determinants of gut health and piglet performance.