Sentence examples for in fodder from inspiring English sources

Cheatgrass, or downy brome (Bromus tectorum), for example, is an annual grass introduced from Europe and the Transcaspian steppes to the arid intermontane west in North America, probably as a contaminant in fodder in the latter part of the 19th century.

An increase in fodder prices means it now costs more to feed their nine cows than they get from the state for their milk, which sells at a controlled price of 1 peso (less than three pence, or five cents) a litre.

β i = coefficient of factors influencing participation in fodder production.

Specifically, the base temperature for leaf appearance in fodder beet was estimated as 0 °C.

Binary logistic regression was used to determine factors that influence households' participation in fodder production.

Test capital and raw material incentive and its effect in fodder crop re-allocation policy sustainability.

Subjects that would previously have been confined to B-movies, to exploitation flicks, to drive-in fodder became the stock-in-trade of the mainstream.

He is saddled with jokes older than the drive-in tradition the movie came out of -- "Freaks" is such a throwback to drive-in fodder I was surprised it was in stereo.

The Mummy, Dracula and the Wolf Man -- the gang's all here in HOLLYWOOD HORROR: From Gothic to Cosmic (Abrams, $45), Mark A. Vieira's delectably gruesome, if arbitrarily organized, compendium of fright flicks from classic Lon Chaney silents to drive-in fodder like the remarkably unscary Roger Corman cheapie "The Terror," starring a wooden young Jack Nicholson.

This movie, which plays like 1970s drive-in fodder, is also..

This movie, which plays like 1970s drive-in fodder, is also almost wholly derivative, borrowing from any number of underdog sports pictures and campus raunchfests.