Sentence examples for maintaining cattle from inspiring English sources
The behaviors which we identified where producer compliance may be reduced included requesting veterinary examination of cattle with clinical signs of FMD either before or during an outbreak of FMD, gathering and holding cattle at the date and time requested by veterinary authorities, and maintaining cattle in their current location during an outbreak of FMD.
The value from draught and manure must therefore be sufficient to justify maintaining cattle and this in fact the case where livestock are kept.
But the message is clear: the Masai must somehow earn their privilege to maintain cattle, which they cherish too much to sell or slaughter.
Some households selected a sub-sample of animals for transhumance rather than sending their whole herd, and some maintained cattle on alternative land-holdings outside the reserve.
As part of its approval, the EU has also signed off on a relaxation of the rules that allows some farmers to maintain cattle numbers if they fulfil certain criteria.
The first beef-related trip I took part in was a monthly meeting where a group of experienced and inexperienced beef cattle farmers shared their financial struggles in starting up and maintaining beef cattle.
The self-maintaining cattle ranch (where the stock consists mostly of stock footage) isn't the only magical element in the series.
Ticks were maintained on cattle until freshly obtained larvae were used to infest cattle and WTD.
Furthermore, smallholders tend to maintain higher cattle stocking rates than medium- and large-scale landholders, which tend to adopt extensive systems of cattle production.
Hence, although T. parva parasites that originate from buffalo are genotypically and antigenically closely related to T. parva maintained in cattle, available evidence indicates that a significant proportion of the buffalo-derived population cannot be transmitted between cattle.
The results indicate that T. parva parasites maintained in cattle represent a subset of the overall T. parva population, which has become adapted for tick transmission between cattle.
