Sentence examples for older flocks from inspiring English sources

The genetic correlation between ages was high for both sexes, particularly males, which indicates that early records of fertility can be used to make breeding decisions and that there are limited opportunities to specifically improve fertility in older flocks, which is when production is most limited.

Young birds are submissive to older flock members.

Decrease in appetite and slightly increased death rate were noted in the older flock, followed by a dramatic increase in death rate (25% in 48 hours) in the younger flock.

In July and August young and old flock here to bronze themselves at the numerous beach clubs lining the Plage de Pampelonne and to promenade down the pretty Tropezienne harbour, which is fringed by row upon row of "mine's bigger than yours" yachts.

Immediately after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, virtually everyone, young and old, flocked to their TV's and hung on the authoritative words and familiar faces of the long-time network anchors -- Tom Brokaw of NBC, Peter Jennings of ABC and Dan Rather of CBS -- as well as Aaron Brown on CNN.

We have 20 year olds flocking to the region to build upon outdated and frivolous ideas.

And for Charlie Brown, my old flocked Shiny Brite vintage ornaments, not the fabulous collection of Christopher Radkos which are so big, and so heavy, Charlie Brown would bend pleading under them, needles popping and tinkling.

Serum samples that had been obtained from the 55-week-old flock on May 11 , 2007 and the 32-week-old flock on June 8 , 2007 were negative for antibodies against NP, which indicated that virus introduction occurred subsequently.

Make sure the new chickens are of the same size as the old flock.

The new chickens should not share the same ground or air as the old flock.

Quarantine your new chickens away from the old flock for several weeks, and watch them carefully for any signs of sickness.