Sentence examples for of their calves from inspiring English sources
They get very protective of their calves.
Without antibiotics farmers could lose 20 to 40percentt of their calves, said Albert Strauss, president and owner of the company.
"Giraffe mothers tend to be very protective of their calves and there have been observations of giraffe kicking lion to protect their calves," Stephanie adds.
They will follow the route and those ones that can get hold of their calves would take their calves and if the owners didn't see they would run away".
These 'suckler cows' amount to more than 200,000 heads, which belong to local breeds and are kept in free-ranging conditions exclusively for the rearing of their calves [Figure 7].
It was springtime in the Phobjikha and I soon forgot to check my back-cast for wild animals, until a farm couple sauntered by and reported that a panther had eaten one of their calves the night before.
As a prebreeding ovarian phenotype, antral follicle counts may hold additional applicability for organic beef producers looking to reduce the length of their calving season without increasing the total number of replacement heifers retained.
They are much more likely to calve out on their own with little to no difficulty, and are also able to produce adequate amounts of milk for their calves.
The aims of this study were: 1) to study whether mastitis occurrence in first calving heifers differs between farms with different housing systems and whether it is affected by the time interval between movement of heifers to their calving facility and their day of calving.
Conservation and animal welfare groups asked the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fisheries to expand the protected habitat for the 400 or so remaining North Atlantic right whales to include more of their nursing grounds in the Gulf of Maine to their calving grounds off Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
The steering system also involves leaning, which its makers say offer skiiers a way of keeping their calves in trim when off piste.
