Sentence examples for integrated livestock from inspiring English sources

"We acknowledge that the movement of cattle and products from cattle between the United States and Canada has been extensive, that it's very much an integrated market, and while it may certainly change the perspective in this particular situation, it's important to recognize we have highly integrated livestock markets".

FAO has, over the past two decades, integrated Livestock Farmer Field Schools (FFS) in several of its projects and programmes and contributed to capacity-building of stakeholders (NGOs, research institutes, etc). for the benefit of thousands of livestock-dependent communities across developing regions.

These practices include crop rotation or integrated livestock crop rotation, intercropping, cover cropping or green manure, and composting waste materials.

We're teaching farmers best practices for integrated livestock and wildlife management through our Future Farmers of Africa program.

Kenyan smallholder farmers have addressed climate change through integrated livestock systems and improved their incomes.

·         A five-Ministry CC-A coordination mechanism for extension to integrated livestock and cropping systems; ·         Strengthened National Extension System SNVACAA) – incorporating APFS approach and strengthening approach to climate change; ·         Commune development plans updated to account for climate resilience across agro-pastoral activities.

Further experiments are needed to determine the potential role of these legumes as crop rotation, cover crop, or integrated livestock-bioenergy uses for biomass production.

It is therefore imperative that while supporting intensification and increases in crop cultivation, efforts are also geared towards integrated livestock-crop production systems in the sub-region.

This requires the development of new farming systems, especially novel ways of integrating livestock and arable systems and possibly the integrated production of food and energy, taking into account the local needs and expectations in a participatory approach.

One such initiative is known as Girinka or One cow per family, created in order to accelerate poverty reduction and integrate livestock and crop farming.

Grazing increased P bioavailability and reduced recalcitrant organic P concentration in soil; therefore, cropping systems that integrate livestock (ICLS) can be a sustainable alternative to improve P use in farming systems of subtropical Brazil.