Sentence examples for improve forage for from inspiring English sources

"So we can improve forage for all these insects".

Scottish botanist David Douglas noted the native use of fire for tobacco cultivation, to encourage deer into smaller areas for hunting purposes, and to improve foraging for honey and grasshoppers.

Mixing small grains with annual ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum) may be a feasible management practice to improve forage production for early-weaned beef calves in the southeastern United States.

We are currently investigating these questions experimentally with a view to providing practical recommendations for how managers can adapt this traditional management practice to improve forage quantity and quality for their livestock and provide nutrient hotspots for wildlife.

Researchers are working on agronomically important crops to increase cellulose content and decrease lignin content to improve forage digestibility and improve the use of crops as biofuels for ethanol production.

Transgenic technology has been used to improve forage, turf and bioenergy crops.

They plan to build a free, online database of the nutritional quality of nectar and pollen so the public can improve foraging habitat for bee species.

Also expected are some specific conservation effects, such as improved forage for livestock; improved forage, browse, or cover for wildlife; improved water quality and quantity; reduced wind or water erosion; and increased carbon sequestration.

Melissopalynology allows for direct observation of the honey bee pollen diet, providing a unique means for identifying nutritional deficits and informing potential efforts to improve foraging habitat.

This may improve foraging success in their highly seasonal montane environments.

Very refined elaborate practices of exclosure of young or overgrazed trees by means of stone walls ('tahboucht' in Berber), and of shaping and linking twigs in order to favour twig anastomosis, are sometimes employed by the local population in order to preserve and prepare them for improved forage, and pole or beam production (Genin and Alifriqui, in press).