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Discover LudwigThe phrase "live cattle" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to cattle that are alive and not slaughtered for meat. You can use "live cattle" in a sentence when talking about buying, selling, or transporting live animals, as in the example below: "The farmer raised and sold live cattle for a living. He loaded them onto the truck and drove them to the livestock market."
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Live cattle almost certainly can't spread mad cow disease.
But Crean said sledgehammering would continue even if Australia stops exporting live cattle.
Live cattle also slipped, but hogs managed a small gain on the year.
Joyce told ABC TV on Thursday: "We will not be banning the live cattle trade".
Dr. Grandin's conveyor-belt system lifts the live cattle up to the "knock room".
And how is this behavior viewed by those who work and live cattle?
The live cattle import quota was set at 267,000 head of cattle.
The shadow infrastructure minister, Anthony Albanese, said the revelations show the live cattle export industry needs stronger rules.
But then the government started sending pre-slaughtered beef instead of live cattle, and the hunting was really over.
While the border remains closed to live cattle, it was reopened in August 2003 for trade in boxed, boneless beef.
Australia exports about 500,000 head of cattle a year to Indonesia, representing 60 percent of its live cattle trade.
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