Sentence examples for movement of cattle from inspiring English sources

Cull opponents argue that vaccination of badgers, and cracking down on the movement of cattle at risk of TB, would be more effective in tackling the disease.

Acting more quickly than in 2001, when chaos gripped the farming industry, the government imposed an immediate nationwide ban on the movement of cattle, pigs and sheep.

Veterinary experts relaxed restrictions on the movement of cattle and pigs in most of the European Union but extended all curbs on Britain until June 19.

The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs instantly imposed a national ban on the movement of cattle, sheep, pigs and other livestock to prevent a further spread of the disease, which is highly contagious among animals.

"Throughout England, Scotland and Wales there is a complete standstill tonight on the movement of cattle, sheep and pigs so nobody getting up tomorrow morning can move their animals in Great Britain tomorrow".

This is a bold and cleverly managed attempt by Mitko's parents to return to what was a traditional way of life in the Balkans, before totalitarianism: transhumance, the seasonal movement of cattle.

There are 13 million movements of cattle a year, they're moving them around all the time.

Fulani pastoralists still dominate cattle production in Nigeria, mostly as transhumant agro-pastoralists practicing seasonal movements of cattle from a permanent base (Azuwike and Enwerem 2010; Iyayi et al. 2003; Blench 2001).

Sheep housed on mixed livestock farms were also subject to standstill after an on-movement of cattle (13 days), pigs (20 days) or goats (13 days).

Not all movements of cattle are required to be reported to RADAR.

Most movements occurred on weekdays, except for movements of cattle to pasture which were quite evenly distributed throughout the week.