Sentence examples for livestock export from inspiring English sources

In southern Africa, communal pastoral rangelands continue to be enclosed and dissected by large-scale barrier fences designed to control livestock diseases and protect lucrative livestock export agreements.

Over the past decades, there has been a documented growth in de facto privatization of communally held lands, where the commercial value or scale of livestock export has markedly increased (Flintan et al. 2011; Yohannes 2012).

dA parenthetical comparative historical note is instructive in terms of the relationship between the state's political economy and the community's subsistence economy: it is worth noting that it was the presence of the British in Aden that provided the catalyst to Somalia's commercialization of livestock export to South Arabia (Swift [1979]).

This carried significant trade advantages for the livestock export industry.

Fodder as a by-product often has a higher economic value then cereals, particularly in the north where livestock export is important.

Surveillance efforts could be targeted at high-risk areas which would lead to more effective use of the scarce veterinary resources in Somalia, and ultimately, contribute to the establishment of an internationally credible certification system for livestock export by nomadic pastoral systems.

Fishing and livestock exports could be supported.

Somaliland relies mainly on livestock exports and remittances from overseas.

There were also talks about expanding Mongolian livestock exports to Russia if veterinary standards could be met.

Livestock exports have long been hindered by a ban imposed by various Arab countries on camels, sheep, goats and cattle, ostensibly because of concerns over animal health.

This release summarizes livestock exports by species from California to Mexico for the current week, previous week, current year to date, and previous year to date.