Sentence examples for lamb crop from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that lower lambing percentage on the CAMAL System offset slight gains made in shortening the lambing interval to produce an unimpressive 166% annual lamb crop.

This publication was produced from 1976 to 1981 and presented the data that was previously reported in Lamb Crop (from 1964-1972) and Lamb Crop Wool (1972-1975).

It is thought that the British lamb crop has not been so small since the early 1980s.

Therefore, to maximize lamb crop at weaning, it is important to control the feeding allowance of ewes in early pregnancy to be similar to the maintenance requirements.

It presents data on the year's lamb crop and wool production, including the number of breeding ewes per 1,000 head by state.

The Polypay is a newer synthetic breed that has been developed to provide more than one lamb crop per year – thus, the name "Polypay".

However, the lamb crops on most farms were blood sampled before replacements were selected or lambs were sent for sale or slaughter.

In the 1984 89 lamb crops, of the Perendale selection lines, the natural challenge was augmented further by an artificial challenge with H. contortus larvae.

In the surrounding farmland are camels, cattle, donkeys, goats and lambs, crops such as cereal and watermelon, and small homesteads with dome-shaped dwellings fashioned from tarpaulins tied with rope.

Because spinach takes good fertility and timing to be a good crop, whereas lamb's quarters and magenta spreen make a mighty stand as soon as you turn your back.

"Having myself tried to farm as sustainably as possible for some 26 years in England, which is not as long as other people here, I know, I certainly know of plenty of current evidence that adopting an approach which mirrors the miraculous ingenuity of nature can produce surprisingly high yields of a wide range of vegetables, arable crops, beef, lamb and milk.