Sentence examples for moved cattle from inspiring English sources
A new book, Badgered to Death, reveals a largely forgotten historical fact: the foot and mouth crisis of 2001 caused the slaughter of 6 million livestock, and a frantic restocking operation as farms moved cattle – and bovine TB – across Britain.
In July and August, according to NGOs, hundreds of Masai farms were burnt by policemen in Loliondo, after herdsmen hit by drought had moved cattle on to the land leased by OBC.
Inside I meet proprietor Wayne Krafty Kraftft, who has kitted out his place with all sorts of knick-knacks from the days of "Drovers" (the Aussie cowboys who moved cattle), and movie posters of films shot nearby.
In Scotland, during years 2002 2004 there were 252,496 movements among 11,464 of the cattle farms entered in the 2003 census database (the remainder are assumed not to have moved cattle to or received cattle from other farms).
Moving cattle turned out to be wonderful training for moving the chains.
But more important, according to the semi-nomadic herders, is the right to move cattle through the land to seasonal grazing grounds.
This does not involve just crops.By moving cattle in tightly packed herds from place to place, the natural behaviour of grazing animals is replicated.
Eldon White, the executive vice president of the same association, supports allowing brands as another official form of identification for moving cattle between certain states.
So Mr. Martin and Mr. Bradbury often suggest "rotational grazing," or moving cattle from one pasture to another, giving the grass time to recover.
The flack explained, matter of factly, that there was a lot of moving cattle about from one farm to another going on, since the compo' being offered by Maff was better than the market price for uninfected cattle.
The shadow environment minister quoted John Bourne, the vet who led an earlier £50m badger culling trial, who told the Guardian: "It's an absolute nonsense that farmers can move cattle willy-nilly after only two tests".
