Sentence examples for new husbandry from inspiring English sources

It keeps farmers informed on everything from new husbandry techniques to trends in consumer demand.

Adopting new husbandry methods, such as specialised guarding dogs and fortified livestock enclosures, could be valuable for reducing depredation and carnivore killing in the Ruaha landscape.

The instruments of implementation include large carnivore management, through zoning of the region separating areas for carnivores and for grazing, hunting schemes, compensation for loss of animals and incentives for implementation of new husbandry techniques or for transforming the sheep-farming practice towards other farming alternatives.

Moreover, the welfare assessment systems developed in the present project can be used to identify strengths and weaknesses in animal husbandry systems and/or particular genotypes, to guide and monitor future remedial developments (e.g. new husbandry systems or breeding programmes that enable production of high quality, high welfare status food products), and to inform legislative initiatives.

To arrive at new and sustainable husbandry systems for laying hens a new design approach was developed and applied.

If scholars have long overlooked the role of African-descended agents in New World cattle husbandry, it is in large measure due to the biases and blind spots of those who produced the archives on which scholars have relied.

Andrew Sluyter's Black Ranching Frontiers avowedly emulates Carney in applying her methods and insights to the related but distinct case of New World cattle husbandry, specifically the open range variant famously associated with ranching.

For reindeer husbandry, new practices consist of GPS-tracing the reindeer to call out when suspicious roaming is observed (Eilertsen 2008), keeping animals fenced in yards throughout winter, supplementary feeding and changing to coastal pastures.

Sluyter has unquestionably made a major contribution to our knowledge of New World livestock husbandry's early roots and movements, and the above criticisms are minor relative to the value of the underlying research he has produced.

Cisco partnered with OneWorld South Asia on the LifeLines Agriculture project, which uses voice technology to connect 150,000 farmers in India with timely, free information on anything from new and sustainable farming techniques, to animal husbandry, to weather updates.

Despite the hopes of her inventors at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, she did not usher in a new era of animal husbandry.