Sentence examples for maintained livestock from inspiring English sources

This in turn has ripple effects such as debilitated and poorly maintained livestock enclosures, animals not being kraaled in enclosures at night, animals going astray and some stolen as a consequence by opportunistic livestock thieves or organized criminal syndicates - sometimes with herders being implicated in such crimes.

"Shovelling shit and maintaining livestock.

His followers fought off the Ndebele, the Boers and the British under Sir George Cathcart, and were able to survive by maintaining livestock with the help of freshwater springs.

Conservancies can now maintain livestock mobility over large grazing areas, if and when allowed.

Management strategies that maintain livestock performance while reducing intake in times of low forage availability, such as drought, are valuable.

Therefore, some herders underlined the necessity of maintaining livestock productivity through segregated summer grazing of specific animal groups, controlled mating and early sale of weak livestock.

The qualities and capabilities of these new governing bodies will be critical to the effective implementation of the innovations needed to maintain livestock farming in these areas.

A. tortilis is popular for its protein-rich pods locally known as sakaram that are particularly important in maintaining livestock body condition during droughts (Coughenour and Ellis 1993).

By considering patterns of annual variation in environmental factors such as precipitation, site conditions, and season of grazing, land managers can balance the needs of sensitive vernal pool species with maintaining livestock utilization on public lands.

The delineation and protection of transhumance corridors are increasingly seen as critical to maintaining livestock mobility in agropastoral areas of West Africa by allowing passage through areas of increasing cropping pressure.

In addition, agriculture also contributes to emissions by the consumption of energy, both directly, in the operation and maintenance of plant and machinery used to cultivate cropland and maintain livestock housing, and indirectly, in the form of manufactured mineral fertilizers and pesticides.